[gui-talk] Fwd: Express Talk

[Steve Pattison]

Express Talk is available from www.nch.com.au.  -Steve.

 From:    Dane Trethowan grtdane at internode.on.net
 To:      PC Audio Discussion List Pc-audio at pc-audio.org

Hi!

Looking for another VOIP solution? Considered using your computer instead
of a VOIP box, phone or adapter? Then consider the Express Talk software,
a free version is available which won't do much so I'd recommend the
purchase of the business version and now is the ideal time to purchase
with the product heavily discounted, you'll save over 40% on the regular
price so the product will cost around $30.00 which in my view - given what
Express Talk has to offer - is a real bargain.

Set up to 4 lines so 4 different VOIP providers or set the lines to 1 VOIP
provider if that provider supports more than one line.  Select your desired
audio inputs and outputs, great if you want to work with headsets.  Put
calls on hold or record them for added flexibility when taking down
notes and so on, note that recording a call without the concept of the
caller is unlawful, total control over audio band width and I can tell
you this makes a huge difference to the audio quality of calls.

Heaps of other stuff included too! haven't got around to checking
all of it out yet.

A version is available for Windows and for Windows Mobile by the looks
of things, no version for Iphone which is a shame so you'll have to make
do with the excellent Fring app if you want access to your VOIP providers
on your Iphone wherever you are.

Regards Steve
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