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Hello. I have been searching the archives for a simple, clear listing of the available codecs with total size, plus the data and overhead sizes. Does anyone have this handy, and can it be added somewhere, even the wiki. Regards...Martin -- The system will be down for 10 days for preventive maintenance.

...h estimates from top. Uncompressed speed: Direct connection (without tinc): 235kB/sec Uncompressed (comp. level 0): 215kB/sec (~50%/50% cpu load on sender/receiver) A compressed .zip file: lzo1x-1 (level 10): 214kB/sec (70%/50% cpu load) lzo1x-999 (level 11): 80kB/sec (100%/33%) zlib (level 1): 85kB/sec (100%/70%) Data from /dev/zero: lzo1x-1: 483kB/sec (92%/89%) lzo1x-999: 152kB/sec (100%/55%) zlib: 92kB/sec (100%/67%) Large .html: lzo1x-1: 380kB/sec (95%/82%) lzo1x-999: 106kB/sec (100%/41%) zlib: 88kB/sec (100%/67%) Files from /usr/bin: lzo1x-1: 330kB/sec (90%/74%) lzo1x-999: 96kB/sec...

Hi All- I'm working on a project that will have remote (internet)access to an * server through SIP phones, either soft or hard ones. Does anyone have any experience to share about which SIP product they are using under similar conditions, as well as which codec is being used and bandwidth usage? TIA! PauloHM

Apologies if this is a bit of a commercial post (I've not been lurking long), but you might like to know that the world's most listened-to online radio station has just launched an Ogg stream. (As of today!) http://www.virginradio.co.uk/thestation/listen/ogg.html (or alternatively www.virginradio.co.uk/thestation/listen from a non MSIE+PC browser). Any ideas you have to help promote this