Send WAV sound file to Modem

Hi,
After I use JavaComm API to dial to a phone with a common
dialup/Fax Modem, is it possible to output a WAV sound file
to the modem so that the receiver(the one pickup the phone
remotely) can hear the voice?
Best regards,
Eric

Look at the javax.sound.sampled api.
If your modem is capable of sending digital audio it should appear as
one of the available mixers. find the correct mixer and stream your
audio to it.
matfud

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