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To: Tom Eames who wrote (285)10/3/1996 4:31:00 AM
From: Robert Romero   of 12823
 
I agree that compression will work equally on any raw stream; I just wasn't following why you earlier brought compression up in explaining how the new 56kbit speed is possible

#259:
> "So if compression can double a 28.8 to 56kb/s then the same
> compression can double ISDN's 128kb/s to 256kb/s and so on. "

My understanding is that the new modems are designed to provide a *raw* 56kbit stream on a clean line, (112kbits with 2:1 compression). Did I miss something from the Rockwell whitepaper?

All your points on sources of noise are still valid, and would impact whether 56kbit is achievable.

Rob
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