Again: Virtual Modem for VoIP

Sure you can, BUT... ask your VoIP provider if their compression algorithms will work with your particular modem.

Yes, connecting with a modem would be just like sending a FAX.

My VOIP provider does say you can do it (FAX), but they also say that you have to tell them >Stumproot wrote:

Not according to what I have heard: there are "some brands" of FAX that will not work (or not work well) with certain ATA (analog/home telephone adapters).

Fair enough. Then they are just making sure that you get equipment that will work with the FAX.

I thought there might be some sort of QoS c>Cloaked wrote:

If you're going to connect to remote devices that are all on modems then you're not going to be able to escape using multiple phone lines. That is, if the remote device is only connected via a POTS line then VOIP isn't going to help.

If the remote devices have IP available then there's no need for VOIP at all. Just use a serial-to-ethernet device.

For some reason you've latched onto the idea of misusing modems, dsp chips and VOIP for this purporse. None of your MANY explanations have ever really justified the hassles you keep proposing.