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Coldfire Nightfire
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Join date: 25 May 2008
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01-28-2009 02:13
Hello people : I have been reading over alot of this form and have to say there are alot of realy smart people on here . that being said , I am hopefull someone can help me. I would like to redirect the voice chat from my or any other AV to come from a prim like a sound file does . I see in scripts , things being called in from SL sites and directed into world where needed , and your voice, I assume is directed through a sl server before someone hears it . Thank you if you even ponder my question
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Day Oh
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01-28-2009 03:37
You can in fact, and if you use Windows you can do it really easily with a voice client I wrote called VoiceBox. It never caught on and Linden Lab came out with SLim so I'm just gonna make it open-source. http://rapidshare.com/files/190583811/VoiceBox-2008-01-22.zip.html You can find the executable in the 'bin' folder; everything else is the source code. I'll work on setting up a repo on Google Code later maybe. Unlike SLim, VoiceBox allows you to join a parcel/estate conference. The system I came up with requires you to know the conference URI and global coordinates you want to place your voice at (example: sip:confctl-16726643@bhr.vivox.com/260230.3/249501.3/26.  If it turns out you're interested in this method, send me an IM and I'll help set you up with a conference URI.
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Hewee Zetkin
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01-28-2009 03:37
There's no scripting support at all for Voice. No cross-over whatsoever. If you can broadcast a sound (parcel URL) stream instead there's some functionality you could make use of, but with that feature you lose all spatial effect. A custom viewer might or might not be able to affect where in the virtual world other clients think your voice is coming from (but I doubt it; most likely those clients get that info from the server).
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Hewee Zetkin
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01-28-2009 03:40
From: Day Oh You can in fact, and if you use Windows you can do it really easily with a voice client I wrote called VoiceBox. It never caught on and Linden Lab came out with SLim so I'm just gonna make it open-source. http://rapidshare.com/files/190583811/VoiceBox-2008-01-22.zip.html You can find the executable in the 'bin' folder; everything else is the source code. I'll work on setting up a repo on Google Code later maybe. Unlike SLim, VoiceBox allows you to join a parcel/estate conference. The system I came up with requires you to know the conference URI and global coordinates you want to place your voice at (example: sip:confctl-16726643@bhr.vivox.com/260230.3/249501.3/26.  If it turns out you're interested in this method, send me an IM and I'll help set you up with a conference URI. Ah. Okay. There it is. Essentially a custom client solution. Interesting that the client takes other client's words for it rather than re-using positional data it already has from the sim. Huh.
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Coldfire Nightfire
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Join date: 25 May 2008
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What made me think of this
01-28-2009 10:39
Hey thank you Day Oh , Just downloaded that and will be in touch soon. I try to do as much as I can befor I bother people. I found a post about an SL MP3 Player with use of a perl scipt and pop3 mail acount on a webhost , and I believe the sound will come of the prim the script is in , I could be wrong. /15/4d/12454/1.htmlI haven't found a free webhost with pop3 to test it , and I don't realy have the $$ to pay for testing things. The SL side of thigs seems to work but won't know untill I get the web side going If there was a different way of pulling this off that would be sweet as well I have been told to use Appachie for a server on a spare PC but networking is not my friend and my router and I are not on speaking terms lol . Thank you for the Replies , can't wait to see what you think on this.
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Hewee Zetkin
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01-28-2009 11:39
Yet another application that'll greatly benefit from HTTP-In, once they finally get it deployed. Hope they're scrambling, 'cause I'm getting very antsy! 
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