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Vianix Ports MASC to Texas Instruments Digital Signal Processors
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Vianix   ported its MASC  (Managed Audio Sound Compression) technology to Texas Instrument's (TI) TMS320C54x,  TMS320C55x, and TMS320C64x DSP generations.  MASC is a speech compression  technology which reduces voice file storage requirements and bandwidth during. It compresses  voice by frames onto compressed packets, and is seamless to TCP/IP and UDP transmission  protocols.

Marc Wallace, Texas Instruments worldwide third-party network marketing manager, said,  "The  MASC technology provides a valuable addition to our Third Party software."

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