Bill,
Post by Bill ElderJason,
I've read that the support for ISDN lines by the phone company (companies)
is getting worse. Have you had any problems with synch or the line going
down? If so, how long did it take for you to get it repaired?
No problem at all... and during setup, the guy who set up my line gave
me a direct number to him if I had a problem. When I had a problem -
and it was MY problem, not theirs... he was patient and helpful. It
was fixed in a minute. I still have his number glued to my monitor.
Post by Bill ElderI had read a thread on DSLReports that said BellSouth is considering not
offering ISDN anymore. I'm wondering what countless VO folks will do?
My father lives out in a rural area of Tennessee, and currently has one B
channel of isdn. When my dad recently called to activate the second B
channel, he was told Bellsouth is discontinuing their isdn service and will
no longer be providing any new services.
Bill... it's rural Tennessee!!! lol...
Seriously, his one line of B service is probably an internet
connection, which BellSouth may, indeed, be discontinuing.
There are too many studios, TV and radio stations that use ISDN to get
rid of it entirely. Besides, it's an easy to supply service that grows
organically from the digital phone lines that are the standard
everywhere... There are probably radio feeds using ISDN from Uganda...
lol.
Besides, if the sky falls in and ISDN disappears, then there will be
another way to overcome that problem. Another guy who visits here
(Charlie) and I tried the AudioTx using an internet connection. It was
perfect... except that there was a considerable delay. (about 2 tenths
of a second or so] That's a hassle for sure, but it is a perfect
connection that doesn't drop any packets. Useful if things change...
I'm not losing any sleep over it yet...
Jason