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Encyclopedia > One Way Voice Link

A One-Way Voice Link (OWVL) is a shortwave radio broadcast used by spy networks to communicate with agents in the field. This system often employs recorders to transmit pre-recorded messages in real time or in 'burst transmissions,' which minimize the time that a spy needs to be 'on the air.'


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What is a Voice Modem (622 words)
Voice generally means that the modem is capable, with appropriate software, of supporting telephone answering machine functions: the modem can 'record' and 'play' to the Windows wave device.
Voice modem chipset makers include in the driver or firmware code to interface to the wave device, but do not develop the software that provides voice functionality.
The chipsets for voice, speakerphone and even most data/fax modems are capable of caller id, but the modem must include additional components: the caller id signal is sent by the phone company between the first and second rings while the phone, or modem is still on-hook.
Cisco - Troubleshooting One Way Voice Issues (2825 words)
The causes of one-way audio in IP Telephony can be varied, but the root of the problem usually involves IP routing issues.
One-way voice can occur in Media Gateway Control Protocol (MGCP) gateways if the source interface for signaling and media packets is not specified.
The voice path is established in the backward direction at the start of the RTP stream.
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