| Company | Mobileer, Inc |
| Website | http://www.javasonics.com |
| Country | USA |
| Email | support1@softsynth.com |
| Os | Win95, Win98, WinME, WinNT 4.x, Windows2000, WinXP, Windows2003, Linux, Mac PPC, Mac OS X |
| Requirements | web browser with Java, microphone, audio |
| Language | English |
| Release Date | 17 7 2007 |
| License | Demo |
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ListenUp is a client / server solution for recording healthy in a web browser, and uploading that healthy to a web server using simple GUI. Web designers stern choose sampling rates from 8000Hz to 44100Hz. Voice compaction for bitrates stern be as scummy as 5 kbps.
On the client incline, a Java applet runs in a web browser and provides platter and playback functionality. The Applet is developed in Java1.1. The look and feel of this applet stern be customized with parameters sent to the Applet. The Applet stern be controlled by JavaScript allowing the function of a customized GUI. It supports Speex compaction, which varies from 10: 1 to 28: 1. It supports ADPCM 4: 1 compaction, which stern be played directly by about browsers or mail clients. It supports ulaw compaction, which is uncouth in telephony. It comes with an additional player Applet for WAV and Speex file playback.
On the server incline, a script receives the uploaded files.The script determines how the files are used on the server and stern be written using PHP, JSP, ASP or another lyric of selection. The server stern handle uploaded files using the same techology as HTML FORMs and messages are uploaded to the server using standard multi-part MIME format and HTTP POST.
Optional text fields like userName or remark stern be uploaded along with the WAV file. Also available are dynamic stray, compaction, disturbance gate, and silence reduce.
ListenUp is reliable and slowly to customize. Extensive documentation and tutorials are included. Some possible applications include vox message forums, vox annotation for a database, lyric training and testing, and online ontogenesis of presentations.
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