We are please to present a new interesting demo using a 3G VoiceXML application with VXI* 3.0 platforms. This IVVR service can be called with any 3G mobile phone, the video portal will allow you to record easily a video in real time during the videocall. The content, managed by the VoiceXML browser will be automatically posted to a web server in 3GP and FLV formats to be played with a simple video flash player.
To test the demo, you just need to get a 3G mobile phone (with camera) and ensure you have 3G coverage with your operator (some countries may not have 3G coverage everywhere, this service is connected to Spain local PSTN/ISDN 3G network).
Please follow this:
Videocall to +34 91 210 45 06 (select videocall mode in your mobile 3G phone).
Follow the video portal instructions, press 1 to start recording after the beep…
To stop recording press any key, the video portal show you the content recorded
To confirm your video press 1 to retry recording another one press 2.
The video portal will show the ID and hangup
Go to the website: URL below and watch your video! It’s fast and simple.
TTV convert text to video and voice with a standard VoiceXML syntax. Using this complementary feature for TTS, your VXI* interactive applications can now push a text to the phone display. With TTV, it’s possible to implement very easily a new dimension of mobile video services; for example, text added information retrieved from a database or web pages and IVVR applications allows users to read and listen information at the same time.
TTV is available in last VXI* 3.0 release for video SIP / 3G services.
This demo helps to understand the infinite possibilities of 3G/IP convergence between 3G video telephony applications and web. This simple example runs a VoiceXML video calling service in a Linux server, Asterisk, VXI* and a Digium TDM board E1/T1. VoiceXML allows to manage easily all video dialogs, real time video recording and 3GP conversion to Flash SWF.
IVVR, it’s like an IVR but with Video, yes of course!
Video Portals can use now the last telephony video calling technology IP/3G to manage new mobile user experiences. Instead of using only voice you make a video call; you get interactive menus with pictures, real time video contents access and 3GPP file recording. VoiceXML has proven W3C telephony language standard provide you a worldwide unified approach in developing advanced interactive services. This model separates the application logic from dialog management and media handling, like in a web XML service: your IVVR application is located in a web server and can be easily integrated with any others web applications, contents…
Some features of video calling experience are:
- DTMF during playing
- 3GPP playing contents
- Transfer video call to SIP/3G extensions
- Access to IP/3G cameras
- Record/Reprompt 3GPP
I6NET is proud to present a new prototype of IVVR Interactive Voice and Video Response as features demostration of VXI* 2.X. With the evolution that voice over IP Asterisk Video have had in the latest months in 1.4.X releases, many notable improvements to the IVR services can be made, to such a point that adding video to I6NET VoiceXML 2.0+ voice & video browser is possible which is a great advance, considering the integration of the mobile and IP networks could be around the corner (as the case of 3G), which would let the users make use of interactive voice & video services from a mobile phone. Many thanks! to Manuel Vilate from Colombia for this project!
admin | Announcement | Thursday, August 24th, 2006
This tool generate video contents for asterisk (to add video clips *.h263 for the asterisk VoiceMail application for example, or create new video service for asterisk). The original file format could be MOV QuickTime files.
IVVR, it’s like an IVR but with Video, yes of course!