"Secure Voice"

[Timothy Newsham]

> 
> What I'd like to see is a SoundBlaster followon with a DSP chip.
> It IS possible to get DSP boards for PCs and I think for Macs,
> so you could build a system easily enough with a DSP board and a SoundBlaster,
> but the last time I checked, the DSP boards tended to be expensive
> and packaged with lots of fancy waveform analysis tools.
> 
> 		Bill Stewart
> 

the soundblaster board already has a dsp on board.  It is supposed
to be programmable, but most books dont mention anything about
how to do this.