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In recap, we will have regular weekly needs for vox of white papers, journal articles, etc. We we pay a flat fee based on the length of the article, but feel free to quote your rate per finished minute. Finished minute means you will edit it yourself in Adobe Audition 1.5 or 2.0 (I have a specific reason for requiring that software) according to our stringent editing standards.
Only interested in full time voice over professionals -- not moonlighters or part timers. If you have a web site with your full folio, let me know that in addition to recording the demo below. Mar 03, 2006 17:53:40 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) Mar 10, 2006 00:00:00 (GMT -05:00) Eastern Time (US & Canada) No (click here to learn more about
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By Joel Snyder, Dateline February 20, 2006
VoIP is often written off as an application that will not work well over an SSL VPN link. To test that argument, we examined 10 SSL VPN products in four network scenarios to see how well VoIP calls were handled by the products' network extension clients.
The news is generally good. In high-bandwidth, low-latency environments, there is virtually no difference in quality between an unencrypted VoIP call and the same call made over an SSL VPN. Even better news is our discovery that a VoIP call made over SSL VPN on a typical broadband Internet connection is of higher quality than an unencrypted call. The only bad news comes with truly awful network connections: ones with high loss and limited bandwidth. In this environment, neither unencrypted VoIP calls nor SSL VPN-protected calls will be considered acceptable.
We examined four scenarios, ranging from a perfect 100Mbps network with a few millisec of latency, all the way to a poor-quality 100Kbps network with 60 milliseconds of latency and other impairments. We called these four scenarios "unimpaired," "good," "bad" and "bad/slow."
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