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Justin Breithaupt replied on October 21, 2008 06:10 to the question "Uploading 82.9 MBs on a 7 MB connection won't work why?" in TalkShoe:

I don't remember. I'm having fun though. Do you enjoy my shows?

PeterT's reply to "Why won't TalkShoe support GNU/Linux?" was just promoted to the most useful! Justin Breithaupt and 2 other people think it's one of the best replies.

When I am on my Ubuntu laptop and need to dial in via VoIP, I use the VoIP client Ekiga which I believe is available through the Synaptic Package Manager (though the real phone call is local for me). It is also available at http://ekiga.org/ too. The basic steps I take are:

- Go to my show page using Firefox.
- Start the show from there using the web client
- Start Ekiga VoIP client, type sip:66.212.134.192 into the box and click the connect button
- click on the number buttons when I hear prompts for call ID and PIN

That should get you in and if you use the PIN for your account that is the host of your show you should show as called in as the host after it connects.

Justin Breithaupt marked one of Alexander Williams' replies in TalkShoe as useful. Alexander Williams replied to the problem "Why won't TalkShoe support GNU/Linux?".

Justin Breithaupt replied on July 08, 2008 13:22 to the problem "Why won't TalkShoe support GNU/Linux?" in TalkShoe:

So let me get this straight. You can take any of those VOIP packages and configure them to connect to talkshoe with directions from somewhere? I'm still confused but it sounds great.

Justin Breithaupt replied on July 08, 2008 00:44 to the problem "Why won't TalkShoe support GNU/Linux?" in TalkShoe:

Free? What's free about buying a telephone number?

Justin Breithaupt replied on July 07, 2008 23:14 to the problem "Why won't TalkShoe support GNU/Linux?" in TalkShoe:

I don't think your completely right about this.

I agree with what you said about the sound quality not being that good on Vista but people who call with XP and have good bandwidth don't seem to have any trouble. I'm confident that the same is true with GNU/Linux.

Purchasing VOIP with Skype is one solution but it should not be the only one.

Justin Breithaupt replied on July 07, 2008 13:15 to the problem "Why won't TalkShoe support GNU/Linux?" in TalkShoe:

Alexander Williams I don't think you understand what I'm asking.

First of all I don't want to have to pay for a VOIP service like skype to get on my own radio show. I want to be able to use your client for TALKSHOE that does not support Linux. ?

I don't need to install Firefox in Wine and I never said I did.

I just want to be able to call my own show from my PC without paying to do so.

Justin Breithaupt replied on June 11, 2008 23:22 to the problem "Why won't TalkShoe support GNU/Linux?" in TalkShoe:

So that will allow me to use your VOIP? I didn't think that would work in Wine.

Justin Breithaupt replied on June 11, 2008 01:37 to the problem "Why won't TalkShoe support GNU/Linux?" in TalkShoe:

I'm waiting to find a link on your site to a forum.

Justin Breithaupt asked a question in TalkShoe on June 10, 2008 05:52:

Uploading 82.9 MBs on a 7 MB connection won't work why?

I want to replace a live file with an edited one but my 82.9 MB mp3 file just won't upload. Every time I get an error telling me It has timed out. I have 800 Kbs Upload and 7 megs download. Why does this happen to me? I'm using a fast Ultumix GNU/Linux 0.1.7.7 64 bit computer.

ultumix reported a problem in TalkShoe on June 04, 2008 02:46:

Why won't TalkShoe support GNU/Linux?

Why won't TalkShoe support GNU/Linux? A lot of podcasters that are Tech savvy love to use GNU/Linux but yet you limit us to Skype. Why? I think that it should be easy for a company like yours to allow GNU/Linux users to connect directly from their computers using your software. I suggest making it Ubuntu compatible. When you do this don't forget the 64 bit versions as well. Thanks.