We dial up to the conference center just like any other guest. |
We start recording the call immediately when entering the call
with some proprietary software. |
We repeat the previous step with another completely independent
system using a different phone line. (This protects against
hardware failure, and more commonly, the conference center spontaneously
dropping a guest "us") |
At the conclusion of the call, your recording is saved into a
standard wav format. From here, the background noise is removed,
any segments of rude guests, FAX machines, etc are removed, and
we cut the call to start and stop where you want it |
The call is "encoded" and optimized into a format that
can be streamed on the Internet. Usually Windows media or
Real Audio |
We upload the call to your web-site and create the link to it
on your audio archives page |
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From this point, visitors to your web-site are able to listen
to your recorded call whenever they want |
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Note: The encoding process
is done so that people on dial-up Internet connections receive no,
or few "buffering" - Stops in the recording when listening
to it. |
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