Posted: Mon Mar 24, 2008 1:02 pm
VoIP by definition connects to a Local Area Network, which is usually connected to a broadband internet connection of some sort, such as cable, DSL, or something better. You don't use a dial-up line for VoIP; you would just use a standard phone for that. And if you HAD broadband internet, why would you try to use a dial-up connection through it, when you're capable of much faster speeds than what an analog modem limits you to?
Again, it sounds like the problem with the Saturn modem is synchronization; it is very intolerant of any delays in getting responses from the other Saturn. It expects a relatively lag-free standard phone line. However, even a standard phone line can be laggy enough to disrupt communications. Some of the people who have tried to play long-distance games will tell you that.
Again, it sounds like the problem with the Saturn modem is synchronization; it is very intolerant of any delays in getting responses from the other Saturn. It expects a relatively lag-free standard phone line. However, even a standard phone line can be laggy enough to disrupt communications. Some of the people who have tried to play long-distance games will tell you that.