vocp-users

[Vocp-users] Is VOCP dead?

[Mihai M. <io...@io...>]

Hi all,

I have been wondering for a quite long time when the Update/new Release 
will hit the grounds of SourceForge... Feb 2008 is already passed for 
long, so I question myself: is VOCP still alive, or a now unmaintained 
and yet another dead project?

Best regards,


Mihai

Re: [Vocp-users] Is VOCP dead?

[Scott C. K. <sc...@no...>]

I've been wondering the same thing, but for me, the system works, 
answers the phone, receives faxes, sends me email, etc...

So, I'm wondering what new features/fixes would be in the new release? 
Or what do you need it to do?

Scott

Mihai Moldovan wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> I have been wondering for a quite long time when the Update/new Release 
> will hit the grounds of SourceForge... Feb 2008 is already passed for 
> long, so I question myself: is VOCP still alive, or a now unmaintained 
> and yet another dead project?
>
> Best regards,
>
>
> Mihai
>
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Re: [Vocp-users] Is VOCP dead?

[Mihai M. <io...@io...>]

* On 14.08.2008 20:34, Scott C. Kennedy wrote:
> Mihai Moldovan wrote:
>> Sorry for my late answer, I've been bisecting Kernels the last two 
>> weeks and in fact I'm still doing it... viva la revolution, err, the 
>> bugs.
>>
>> * On 02.08.2008 18:43, Scott C. Kennedy wrote:
>>> I've been wondering the same thing, but for me, the system works, 
>>> answers the phone, receives faxes, sends me email, etc...
>>>
>>> So, I'm wondering what new features/fixes would be in the new 
>>> release? Or what do you need it to do?
>> Yes, interesting question. Well, I would need boxes which wait for 
>> user input, but also go to a defined location/other box after a 
>> "timeout" (for example: Greeting ("press blah blah to do blah etc. 
>> etc., or wait 10 seconds to record a message, if your phone is not 
>> DTMS capable.") -> VOCP is waiting 10 seconds for some input and if 
>> nothing happens is redirecting the user to the recording box.) I 
>> really miss that feature.
> One solution is to use a 10 second quiet delay at the end of your 
> recording and then have it autojump to a record box...
Mh interesting, so are both VOCP and he MODEM able of doing full duplex? 
I'm just a little user, but still I worry about the MODEM locking up 
when playing a message and not listing for user input... is this wrong?

Of course, this solution might be possible otherwise. :)

Thank you for the hint!

Best regards,


Mihai