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From: tony_gair@yahoo.co.uk (Tony Gair)
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Subject: microphone and sound access in Ada
Date: 18 Mar 2003 03:18:46 -0800
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I would be very interested in capturing microphone input and also
using sound in an Ada application, (basically to use in a distributed
application for voice conferencing)

The system I am targetting is Linux but I would like to be able to
extend this to windows later.