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Morning! This may be the "day of the dead" in some regions, but we expect the usual lively discussion today at 9AM PDT, 11 Central, 12 Noon EDT, 4PM UK and Portugal, 5PM Paris, $deity-forsaken hour down under. This Sunday, I believe the USA falls back to Standard time. Future VUC are still at 12 Noon EST. Info site: http://voipusersconference.org PSTN (724) 444-7444 enter 22622# 1#

This Friday as usual at 12 Noon EST, 9 AM PST, 17:00 UTC Staying in the IVR domain for one more week, our guest today is Allison Smith who literally needs no introduction. I have a couple of secret tapes of Allison that she knows nothing about from the earliest days of her career. Instructions to join the conference: http://www.VoipUsersConference.org IRC: freenode.net #voip-users-conference

This Friday, February 15th, at 12 Noon EST, 9AM PST, 17:00 UTC, Lumenvox will be joining us on the VoIP Users Conference. This week, the last in a series about IVR, Lumenvox will be there to discuss and field your questions on their speech recognition solutions. http://www.VoipUsersConference.org - for info on the conference, how to connect, etc IRC freenode.net #voip-users-conference - to

Hi, Quoting Digium's blog post (blogs.digium.com): "The market talked, we listened, and today we?re ready to take calls, answer questions and do whatever needs to be done to make Asterisk work for our customers. It is now safe to step into the Open." John Todd and Steve Sokol will be online live at 12 Noon EDT (9AM Pacific, 10 Mountain, 11 Central, 5PM UK, and 6PM in Western

Topic: Phono and Phono SDK, an exciting development you can read about at http://phono.com You can learn all about the technical aspects of Phono and the SDK Friday with Chris Matthieu, but here are a couple of interesting implementations that don't require much effort to show a proof-of-concept: 1) There is already a WordPress plugin that literally allows you to add a button on your

Hi, We're pleased have a 25-year telephony veteran with us tomorrow, Aswath Rao. Aswath maintains that "Trapezoidal VoIP is Evil". Join us and ask questions, make comments, argue about geeky details... and maybe win a Gigaset S675IP SIP/DECT g722-capable phone with an additional handset. Those of us who have these phones like them a lot. All dial in info is here: http://VUC.me -

Fridays @ 12 Noon EST - 9 AM PST - 17:00 GMT etc ad infinitum THIS WEEK Among other topics, we'll be hearing about TringMe (http://www.tringme.com) a Phone Me solution that works for just about anyone with audio and a headset. Anything else about VOIP is permitted, but the following words are permanently banned from the conference: "Intermittent", "Unable to reproduce"

Our guest is tomorrow Mobeen Khan is Chief Operating Officer of Metaphor Solutions who offer "Plug & Play IVR On-Demand" http://www.metaphorivr.com Instructions to join the conference: http://VoipUsersConference.org IRC: freenode.net #voip-users-conference The weekly Friday Noon "VoIP Users Conference" call was originally the "Asterisk Users Conference" but

Hi all, We've had Yusuf Motiwala from TringMe on the VoIP Users Conference before when he annouced their Flash-based web phones. Now they've come up with something that tantalizes me, VoicePHP. Sure XML is a standard and fairly easy to implement, but not as easy as PHP, which I have used since version 2 (Yup, shadesof.phtml) Here's GigOm's take on it: http://tr.im/2y4g Check

Hi, Few subjects cause as many arguments as "which SIP client works best?" on IRC #asterisk, voip forums, and probably the -users mailing list. I have tried most of the SIP clients available in the last 5 years, both with Asterisk and other platforms such as OnSIP.com, IConnectHere.com, ZipDX.com and the venerable old FWD (in the days when that almost worked). Speaking of ZipDX, we

Hi, Like me, some of you probably remember Jim as one of the pioneers along with Leif and Jarod. These guys "wrote the book", literally. Jim is our guest tomorrow and he'll be talking about system building, among other things. We always have a good time AND get stuff done on the Conference so come by and join us: Silently, on IRC: #voip-users-conference (freenode.net) - stop by

Already Friday, the week went by in a Flash. If you haven't yet registered for a free Sipgate DID, I suggest you go do so. If you are in, or interested in the business, Sipgate has a few tricks up their sleeves and you should be aware of them. Someone from Sipgate will be joining the conference, which begins at 12 Noon EDT (9AM PDT, 10 Mountain, 11 Central, 5PM UK, 6 Central Europe) ZipDX

Nir Simionovich is about to become a father. He will be joining our conference at 12 Noon EDT today from the Maternity Ward to talk about Amazon EC2 cloud computing with Asterisk. Nir gave a very good presentation on this at AMOOCON a few weeks ago (see http://www.amoocon.de for more on that). The advantage here though is that he'll be live with us for your questions. All the details on how

Hi, Plenty to talk about today. Dave Nelsen, a founder of Talkshoe, has a lot of experience in the telecommunications space and he joins us today to chat about its current state, conferencing and whatever else comes to mind. So we have a meta conference aout conferencing, it won't be the first time :) You probably saw John Todd's message on one of the lists: Skype for Asterisk is in open

Hi, Plenty to talk about today. Dave Nelsen, a founder of Talkshoe, has a lot of experience in the telecommunications space and he joins us today to chat about its current state, conferencing and whatever else comes to mind. So we have a meta conference aout conferencing, it won't be the first time :) You probably saw John Todd's message on one of the lists: Skype for Asterisk is in open

Tomorrow, Friday August 21st at noon EDT, we'll be on the rampage again with the VoIP Users Conference, much of which concerns Asterisk and the Asterisk community. We've covered a lot of ground in the past 2 1/2 years, and had a lot of great guest presenters. In the meantime, there's a new gadget to test at PhoneFromHere.com, you can hear the wideband demo on the ZipDX.com bridge:

Hello, In the run up to Astricon [ http://astricon.net ] we'll be talking today to Tim Panton about his experiences with SfA. You're welcome to join in! Speaking of Tim, you can join the conference in W I D E B A N D at http://api.phonefromhere.com/gateway/zdx.xsql?conference=200901 - come early, channels are limited, seriously! 12 Noon EDT today is http://tr.im/nextvuc in your time

Quick reminder before Astricon (from which we will be reporting from live): Tomorrow's guest will be VoIP author Alex Robar. Alex has worked with open source telephony solutions for the past four years, and has collaborated on the development and growth of an international Asterisk-based VoIP peering network. His book is FreePBX 2.5 Powerful Telephony Solutions and we'll be chatting with

Hi, We had a last-minute cancellation from Vivox for today's conference. It happens that someone suggested a guest idea, Howler Technologies CTO Jay Fenton, who agreed to join the call from the road. Anything you want to know about transcoding to and from g729 is out topic for the first hour. My pal David Duffet knows this technology well and has kindly signed in to help guide us through this