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...fixed point, but I'm as of yet unsure how to check on their progress, whether it's done, whether I can help, etc. They both seemed pretty confident, and I have high hopes that they got it done. ;) The homepage suggests that Speex is appropriate for VOIP. It seems that most of the iPaqs, Intermecs, and Symbols (Your FAQ explicitly mentions iPaqs as slow - ack!) use ~200mHz or ~400mHz ARM CPUs. Is that enough for realtime encoding *while* decoding? If so, is there an estimate of how much free CPU time will remain? Enough for other simultaneous compression/decompression? How much effect w...

...g we'd like to get for Speex. However, if it is to happen someone needs to either 1) write it or 2) pay someone to write it (if many people are interested in 2, that may make it cheaper). > The homepage suggests that Speex is appropriate for VOIP. It seems > that > most of the iPaqs, Intermecs, and Symbols (Your FAQ explicitly > mentions > iPaqs as slow - ack!) use ~200mHz or ~400mHz ARM CPUs. Is that enough > for > realtime encoding *while* decoding? If so, is there an estimate of how > much > free CPU time will remain? Enough for other simultaneous > compressi...