我可以通过C＃接收调制解调器的电话

Question

I'm working a piece of software that in a perfect world would never lose an internet connection, and I could send an audio feed between two clients flawlessly. My problem is that this world is far from that. In the event of a failed internet connection and a dropped audio feed, my service is effectively worthless.

My question is this:

Is there a way in C# to attach to my systems modem and either make a call, or receive a call, (or preferably both,) and push/play audio to/from two points?

The approach is deprecated, but nearly a necessity in my scenario, and I couldn't find much on Google, so any help would be appreciated.

Thanks ahead of time.

Answer 1

No, modems (dial-up I assume you mean) do not have the ability to insert raw audio on a pots line (perhaps if you rewrite the driver though) but you may want to look into asterisk that has some really cool stuff you can mess with. But to the main point unless you forget the modem and use an ip-phone solution the answer is no.

Answer 2

You should look at using a service like Twilio to handle voice calling. They have a .net client: http://www.twilio.com/docs/libraries