[asterisk-dev] Manipulating audio in asterisk
Nick Lewis
Nick.Lewis at atltelecom.com
Wed Apr 21 04:40:04 CDT 2010
>What i am trying to do is to implement a
>steganographic method to hide data into the
>audio of a PSTN call
What a great idea. There is no limit to the new and innovative things
that can be done with asterisk.
(Perhaps you could use a conference to mix in
data in an prbs encoding that appears to be white noise and then use a
monitor to recover and decode it using autocorrelation)
-- N_L
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