Morgan Howe <instanceofgw <at> gmail.com> writes:
> > I just got vonage (Voip), and I'm reasonable happy. However, the voice > > mail messages are in .wav format. I can play cd's on the gentoo system, > > so I know audio works. What applications are good for playing wav files, > > particularly with vonage? > > > > Is there a better way? Download the vonage wav files to the gentoo system? > > > > Ideas are welcome. > > > > James > > > I don't have Vonage, but I use XMMS and mplayer and have encountered > very few audio/video formats that I couldn't handle with one of the two. Well, I got vonage formwarding .wav files as voicemail. I'm currently using kaboodle to play the wave files, with mozilla as the brower. It works fine, but, if you use windoz, you add phone numbers to your address book and then browse the phone number, click the one you want, and it initates a phone call. It works on windows with outlook. The local phone and the remotely dialed phone both ring. You pick up the local handset and wait for the remote party to answer. Very slick. We need this feature in Linux. -- gentoo-user@gentoo.org mailing list
