VoIP Equipment
Posted: Wed Dec 14, 2005 4:24 pm
I would be interested in hearing of the experiences of others who use the various types of VoIP equipment on the market today.
I use the toll-free internet calling service quite extensively and have Skype as the main provider.
To make and receive calls I use a Skype certified Cyberphone K model # V652skMLR rather than a headset/mic.
As the Cyberphone is powered by the USB soundcard in the computer and frees this up for other similtaneous audio applications which the headset/mic does not it suits me better to use this method.
I get a short (half second) delay when in conversation which I suspect is because I am connected to the internet via a dial-up modem rather than Broadband or Fios.
If anyone else is using internet calling - particularly Skype - I would be welcome their input and comments.
I use the toll-free internet calling service quite extensively and have Skype as the main provider.
To make and receive calls I use a Skype certified Cyberphone K model # V652skMLR rather than a headset/mic.
As the Cyberphone is powered by the USB soundcard in the computer and frees this up for other similtaneous audio applications which the headset/mic does not it suits me better to use this method.
I get a short (half second) delay when in conversation which I suspect is because I am connected to the internet via a dial-up modem rather than Broadband or Fios.
If anyone else is using internet calling - particularly Skype - I would be welcome their input and comments.