VoIPerized 2.3
Posted by Unicron on 14 August 2005 - 07:24 · 13 comments & 1520 views
VoIPerized is a so called VoIP (Voice over IP) program. VoIPerized enables you to make free audio calls to other people who also run VoIPerized. When making VoIPerized the focus was to minimize the latency, because other VoIP programs always seemed to have an irritating lag which makes the conversation seem unnatural. By using the open source Speex audio codec the audio quality is far higher than any normal telephone call.

For previews and download links to this program please visit the link below.

View: VoIPerized website




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Quote this comment Reply to this comment #1 Posted by mikeyj on 14 Aug 2005 - 07:52
hey folks just get the real Voip technology or just stick to messengers
Quote this comment Reply to this comment #2 Posted by badtz_mark on 14 Aug 2005 - 09:57
long live messenger!!!
Quote this comment Reply to this comment #3 Posted by HoochieMamma on 14 Aug 2005 - 11:40
LONG LIVE VOIPBUSTER!!!!
(1 reply) Quote this comment Reply to this comment #4 Posted by green_geeky_dude on 14 Aug 2005 - 12:47
In my humble opinion, I dont think software VoIP applications have a future, with a growing number of companies offering free or highly reduced cost VoIP Routers allowing you to use your normal housephone network, who needs a software option?

OK I am done everyone post your kick in the groin comments below
Quote this comment #4.1 Posted by Divide Overflow on 17 Aug 2005 - 07:30
I have a cable company that offers a VoIP service, I can say that MTAs (Combination VoIP appliance and either a router or a modem) can be temperamental. Scientific Atlanta for instance offers their WebStar appliances. . Caller ID may not work through the in home cat 3 phone wire network. . but does work when a phone is plugged directly into the MTA. . these things can use a phone network in your home, but YMMV. I have no problem with mine, but I've heard of some interesting situations. Not to mention, VoIP appliances do not offer one thing the phone company can. . powered phone lines. After the backup battery goes out on the MTA, you're out of luck. One nice thing about going with a cable company VoIP service though. . our service never touches a public network segment. My call goes over the HFC network, and straight out to the PSTN. Unless someone breaches my cableco's private network, no Vonage hacks for me. .
(1 reply) Quote this comment Reply to this comment #5 Posted by Brunotte on 14 Aug 2005 - 12:58
good product
cpu usage 2% (messenger 20%)
very good for gaming usage
conversation with several
Quote this comment #5.1 Posted by marvngardn on 14 Aug 2005 - 15:21
You still with us? Just making sure you weren't abucted by Vonage employees..
Quote this comment Reply to this comment #6 Posted by idunno on 14 Aug 2005 - 13:42
how does it compare to skype?
Quote this comment Reply to this comment #7 Posted by Wodin on 14 Aug 2005 - 14:25
Conference calling is kind of rare in VOIP. I think that is a plus.
Quote this comment Reply to this comment #8 Posted by Hankyone on 14 Aug 2005 - 14:32
good for games
Quote this comment Reply to this comment #9 Posted by Glass on 14 Aug 2005 - 22:30
Conference calling will soon be inserted to Project Gizmo. I like Skype better.
Quote this comment Reply to this comment #10 Posted by Intelman on 15 Aug 2005 - 02:53
Gizmo has better quality than skype. I dont know which Voip client is best though, there really is no 'wonderful' one.
Quote this comment Reply to this comment #11 Posted by chisss on 17 Aug 2005 - 14:33
I like Skype better.
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