The following needs still to be addressed:

	- Voice is only available in Intel 32 bit compiles. This
	  is at the moment due to wine limitations (as well as
	  the availability of 64 bit window codec files. See next item).

	- Voice Chat requires 2 windows files which need to be installed
	  into /usr/lib/win32 or /usr/local/lib/win32. They are:
		tsd32.dll  tssoft32.acm
	  These can either be retrieved from GyachE's cvs, sub project
	  "codecs", or from the download area as installable packages
	  or you can get them from the mplayer project (grab the
	  all-<date>.tar.bz2 tarball, or do a google search on these
	  2 files.

	- MUTE isn't implemented

	- The Ignored [] tick box isn't implemented.
	  Not clear what it should do either. probably
	  desensitize (or shade/color) the chatter, and
	  don't accept packets from them.

	- if you're connected, or reconnected to a voice
	  box for an extended period of time, and reconnect
	  then the reconnect will fail. I think this might
	  have to do w/ the cookie, either needs to get
	  refreshed, or something.

	- ALL the GTK stuff needs to be g_idle_add'ed. The
	  present situation, where the different threads
	  call gkt routines is almost certainly the cause
	  of random seg faults.

	- presently starting playback is delayed until there
	  are 10 packets queued up. Should also have a time
	  time limit. e.g. after half a sec, should start the
	  playback anyway. At present, if the speaker only says
	  a very short phrase, it is queued up, and won't come out
	  until someone else fills up the 10 packet queue.

	- When you leave a chat room, the voice room should also
	  invalidated and cleared.

	- Need to investigate talking. At present it is not buffered.
	  Might need to ring buffer it, and then start sending it
	  (e.g. after half a sec) like playing.

	- When it is you talking, your name does not appear
	  as the "Name:" talking. Instead, the "Alias:" will
	  be displayed "*** TALKING ***". This probably is NOT
	  considered a bug.

	- voice chatting doesn't work for PM's. I forget whether it
	  works for conferences. Might or might not. The reason has to
	  do with these one or both of these chat modes being SIP based.
	  This was discussed in the Open Discussion thread

		 "urgency of SIP voice integration = low"

	  A tutorial of how to enable SIP for yahoo can be found
	  in the posting:

	    https://sourceforge.net/forum/message.php?msg_id=4422670

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