Re: [hylafax-users] Going through recent archives....

[Lee Howard <faxguy@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 2003.10.11 21:34 An Intrepid HylaFax User wrote:

> "Extended resolution support"?

Regular resolutions are "normal" (~200X100 dpi) and "fine" (~200X200 
dpi).
Extended resolutions are "superfine" (~200X400 dpi), "ultrafine" 
(300X300 dpi), and "hyperfine" (~400X400 dpi).

> > Other than that HylaFAX 4.1.6
>
> Isn't 4.1.7 the current release version? :)

4.1.7 was never tagged in CVS.  4.1.7 was merely a patched release of 
4.1.6 code.

> > It depends on what you're faxing goals are.
>
> In this order:
>
> 1) Getting the document delivered.
> 2) Getting the document delivered legibly.
> 3) Getting the document delivered quickly.
>
> If I have to sacrifice 1) to get 2) or 3), I guess I lose 2) and 3).
>
> This is used in a limited-audience High Finance application.

Seems like ECM without V.34 (SuperG3) is probably what you want to use 
(Class 2.0) unless you can reliably determine that the modem will 
actually cause a transmission failure that triggers a resend when EOR 
is communicated in ECM on MMR images.

> One last question... do the Class 1 enhancements in the CVS branch
> benefit
> receive-mode operations?

Yes.  Receive and send.  Receive is *much* more tested than send, 
actually... since most of my production environments where I can test 
CVS code are receive-only.

Lee.

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