[EAS] RWT trigger detection...more info

[Mike McCarthy]

I operate by the philosophy, a "what if..." question never asked is a 
possible solution never considered.  Those who know me well know I'm not 
afraid to ask questions if there is a real payoff to be gained.

I don't have the expertise to write code and as such won't go there... I 
also believe hacking and then modifying the firmware accordingly would 
violate the box's FCC's certification.  Non-starter for me.

And I don't like holding proverbial trump cards against folks without 
really good reason. Someday, I might on the receiving end and it had 
better be worth it n the first place to be in such a situation. I'd much 
rather be owed favors than owe them.  I've lived reasonably well and 
peacefully on those two philosophies.

Mike

On 7/7/2012 7:02 PM, Alex Hartman wrote:
> Mike,
>
> I doubt any of the manufacturers are going to oblige you and create
> *exactly what you want*.
>
>   do believe they owe us source code. If they're using linux,
> by not releasing the source, they're in violation of the GPL. They
> don't have to give the source to proprietary things, but the core is
> owed to the public.
>
> That being said, when they release the source SDK, you can go ahead
> and add your own DTMF system all you want. :)
>
> --
> Alex Hartman