Re: Sound card I/O?
- From: Puckdropper <puckdropper@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 01 Nov 2005 03:10:18 GMT
Jim Higgins <invalid@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in
news:cblcm1pi2gsndidln14ivi1u9q3am78rlr@xxxxxxx:
*snip*
>
> There are modems that run that fast. They just don't do it over a
> standard phone line because the Telcos restrict the bandwidth.
>
> What sort of line do you propose to send data over and how far?
>
> Good luck writing the software. I don't think it exists.
It does in a way... When PCs used cassettes for primary storage, they
had to have a method for saving data and retrieving it. I have always
thought I could transfer data from one PC to another by crossing the
input and output of two cassette cables and loading on one while saving
on another.
This may be a good starting place for the OP.
Puckdropper
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