vEmotion
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vEmotion (also known as Voice Emotion) is an application that allows for sound to be played in a conversation and is an officialy supported program by TalkShoe for placing sound effects in calls. It is compatibile with many major VOIP clients and voice IM applications and it comes in 3 editions (Basic, Standard and Advanced), it can also be customized for 2 additional sources which can be 3rd party programs. People can send sound effects during the conversation and vEmotion also has a proprietary format that allows sound effects to also have pictures and text that can be sent during a conversation. The number of sound effects that can be played is limited to 5 in the trial version, though older versions can allow unlimited playback of Sound Effects.
Music can also be shared during the conversation though the music is set to loop. It can also transmit Text-To-Speach through the conversation, it can also record the call in single or dual channels. You can also take a real-time memorie during recording which is basicly notes on the conversation. Recordings are limited to only 96kb and only 5 minutes in the trial version. Paid users also have much more freedom and some extra features such as the ability to encrypt their recordings and protect it using a password, record using a higher quality codec, rate their music on a 5-point scale, optimize their mic, eliminate dead air, and recieve technical support on the product, it also has volume control to control the volume of the microphone and the speakers.
[edit] Usage within TalkShoe
Since it is officialy reccomended by TalkShoe, mostly everyone uses it to insert sound effects in their call. It is also used to insert audio intros and outros that they've customized themselves. Since it can be customized to use a cutomized source, it can work with a VOIP application other then Skype, allowing it to be used over SIP. It is also used to record calls in case TalkShoe loses a recording or to upload higher quality recordings in place of the standard TalkShoe recording. It can also be used to play music while waiting for the show to start.
