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I use either celp or simple compression because my transmitted audio
is broken up whenever I use anything else.  Celp is the only mode in
which my audio sounds decent.  
>>>>> "Adam" == Adam Myrow <amyrow@midsouth.rr.com> writes:


    Adam> Why not GSM, the default mode?  GSM sounds 100 times better
    Adam> than simple compression and compresses down to a level that
    Adam> it works over a 28.8K dial-up line.  Celp is only in the
    Adam> very latest Unix version of Speak Freely and a beta for
    Adam> Windows.  It takes a very fast CPU to compress.  GSM has
    Adam> been supported for a long time, so stick with it.