We are very pleased to announce today the release of Voxeo Prophecy 11, adding support for “HD audio” (a.k.a. “wideband audio”), IPv6 networks and fax communications. You can download Prophecy 11 immediately for use on Windows, Linux or Mac OS X at: http://www.voxeo.com/prophecy/ The press release about Prophecy 11 has the basic information about the [...]
Last week we showed you how to create an Anonymous Texting Service using SMSified, Node.js and Nodester; while we know Node.js and Nodester are the new cool, there’s a whole lotta developers out there that love them some Ruby and Heroku, too, and we don’t intend to forget about you. Presenting the same Anonymous Texting Service, written using Ruby, the Ruby [...]
We are very pleased to announce today the release of Voxeo Prophecy 11, adding support for “HD audio” (a.k.a. “wideband audio”), IPv6 networks and fax communications. You can download Prophecy 11 immediately for use on Windows, Linux or Mac OS X at: http://www.voxeo.com/prophecy/ The press release about Prophecy 11 has the basic information about the [...]
TweetJust in time for the submission deadline for IETF 81, Voxeo’s Dan Burnett was able to get in what will hopefully be the last draft of the Media Resource Control Protocol (MRCP), version 2, a.k.a. “MRCPv2″. The new document (revision 25!) is available at: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-speechsc-mrcpv2 If you aren’t familiar with MRCP, I explained a bit [...]
TweetInterested in Prophecy 10 or VoiceObjects 10 training? We still have some space to offer in the following classes: Training Center Orlando Voxeo VoiceObjects Overview (FREE training): Oct 25-26 Developing Voice Applications using VoiceObjects Desktop (FREE training): Oct 27-29 Voxeo Prophecy Overview (FREE training): Dec 6-7 Prophecy Installation and Administration: Dec 8-9 Training Center Cologne [...]
TweetJust in time for the submission deadline for IETF 81, Voxeo’s Dan Burnett was able to get in what will hopefully be the last draft of the Media Resource Control Protocol (MRCP), version 2, a.k.a. “MRCPv2″. The new document (revision 25!) is available at: http://tools.ietf.org/html/draft-ietf-speechsc-mrcpv2 If you aren’t familiar with MRCP, I explained a bit [...]
TweetHave you visited the Voxeo YouTube channel lately? A bit ago we received word that our YouTube account was granted permission to upload videos longer than the normal 15 minutes: Given that, we’ve started to upload our past Developer Jam Sessions and Best Practices webinars. The beauty of YouTube is that the video is automagically [...]
Our next developer jam session is coming soon! Join us for this session, scheduled for Thursday, June 09, 2011. In this session, Dan York, Director of Conversations at Voxeo will explain the basics of wideband audio, discuss the various versions of wideband audio deployed in the industry, explain why it is important in terms of [...]
Last week we showed you how to create an Anonymous Texting Service using SMSified, Node.js and Nodester; while we know Node.js and Nodester are the new cool, there’s a whole lotta developers out there that love them some Ruby and Heroku, too, and we don’t intend to forget about you. Presenting the same Anonymous Texting Service, written using Ruby, the Ruby [...]
TweetDid you miss our Best Practices webinar back in February on “Best Practices in Deploying Communication Applications: Cloud vs On-Premises vs Hybrid“? If so, we have a recording available on the webinar page, but now we also have the webinar available up on our YouTube account: Our YouTube account was recently approved for the posting [...]
