[jdev] voicechat again

[Thomas Charron]

> then here is the simple way for this §!&%§$% p2p case:
> 1) use JEP 95 to negotiate the voice session parameters
>     * includes voice codec ID
>     * includes frame size (i.e. 2600byte)
>     * includes crunched size if applicable
>     * includes channels (mono/stereo)
>     * includes sample size (8bit/16bit/24bit/32bit)
>     * includes sample rate (i.e. 8000hz/16000hz)

  In all actuality, this MAY not be needed.  An example I can think of
would be RTP, where the codec used can be gotten by whatever component
which is handling the RTP data in and of itself.  In reality, the mime
type is what would 'trigger' the needed information.  As an example, if
you have an RTP stream to listen to, go ahead and use the rtp:// inside
your browser, and if you have something that can handle it, such as
netmeeting, it will handle it for you.