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Posted by GeekBoy on August 6, 2007, 10:20 pm
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> It sounds like you need to utilize multicast so you can communicate with
Multicast will not work until TCP/IP v6 is implemented.
> a select set of receivers (multicast groups). I also assume you run a VoIP
> environment? If so, take a look at this link...don't know if it's exactly
> what you need, but it might get you closer:
>
> http://www.twistpair.com/index/webapp-knowledgebase-action?articleid=80
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>
> Good luck!
>
>
> RFleming@NationalSteel.com wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I have been trying to find an answer for several weeks and have had no
>> luck. I am a software designer, and I am trying to find a solution to
>> a problem. I would like to send an audio signal, such as "good", or
>> play a bell for good, or to say "bad" or play a buzzer sound for bad.
>> I would like to be able to do this over a from one PC to multiple
>> headsets/headphones. This would not be a "global broadcast", meaning
>> I may choose to send "good" to headset number 1, but send nothing to
>> the other headsets. These same headsets would be wireless. My range
>> is about 15-30 feet. What I can't seem to find is a device to do
>> this. I don't care if it is a small battery powered "black box" that
>> I can send audio to and plug a headset into, or if it is an actual
>> headphone that allows you to communicate to it via TCPIP. Does such
>> an item exist?
>>
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