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Opinions and reviews of VRS providers.... You can read and post reviews of VRS providers at (www.vrsreview.com). Daryl FYI - Top Rated (as of MArch 29, 2009) (www.vrsreview.com) 1. Viable (5.0) 2. Sprint (5.0) 3. CSD (4.9) 4. Snap!VRS (4.8) 5. Hands On (4.4) Zero Influence...

Test prep... There are some interpreters discussing the NIC on TerpLink.com. Also, there is a collection of videos and practice materials available online. Daryl

I can understand where you're coming from.. I think HoHGuyOhio is right though... also, ask yourself just how much "corporate branding" is the underlying purpose for the introduction? Daryl Crouse, CI, CT Founder of Snap!VRS Blog article regarding the federal lawsuit to get my companies back...

VRI Interpreters... Actually, several of the people from CAN who were laid off recently because of Aequus's management of Snap and CAN are starting a VRI service. You can e-mail me privately at daryl at darylcrouse.com and I can give you more information. The website will launch soon...

voice to text services You might want to check out. Voicecloud. www.voicecloud.com. I have been using them for a few months and they're great so far. They are actually human transcriptions (fast delivery!) not machine voice recognition. Good luck!

Skype? That's odd that Skype wouldn't work for you... Skype does allow for audio and video... your webcam should pick up the audio without any problems, not that you need it maybe, but it doesn't hurt anything. You can try to reach me on Skype - darylcrouse D

true... good point... it definately depends on what the normal process is for the event... if it would not normally have a telephone used then it would probably not fit the use of VRS.. hope you have a successful seminar either way.. Daryl

You can use VRS for a teleconference... as long as you would have normally used a telephone to participate then it's ok. Daryl

Ojo Videophone Information If I may offer some information for the discussion.... The Ojo will be able to dial 711 Talk and will bring up Snap!VRS. The Ojo uses Session Initiated Protocol(SIP) a newer international standard for voice/video/data over internet. The SIP protocol and the...