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Wolf,

Per Markus' suggestion, I tried setting the transmit for 16 bit, and the
audio levels are fine. Since we aren't writing big .wav files, that's no
problem.

I believe that Stewart's version will accept 11025 Hz as a command line
argument. Again, if we will be working from live audio, there is no issue
about saving file space by using the 8000 Hz rate.

John Andrews