Can people speak over the internet through attached microphones?Which site provides this service?
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Yes and it's very easy\nUse Yahoo messenger or MSN messenger\nYou download the software first from Yahoo page or MSN page..Both are free
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I don't think so, it is not that easy, a megaphone (the one you describe) is pretty complete and a lot of them have a very simple and highly integrated design. \n\nwhy on eatrth do you want to connect that to a PC? It would 100 times easier to buy a cheap microphone, and have it on the side if you want to capture the sound, the quality will be as bas as the megaphone thought!
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Most messengers these days have some form of voice over IP communication ability.  Some of the most popular are:\n\nSkype\nYahoo\nMSN Messenger\nAOL Messenger\nICQ
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Odeo.com offers easy to use services.\n\nYou can record your voice for up to sixty minutes per podcast (I think you can have as many podcasts as you want).\n\nOnce your podcast is produced, you can then post the URL link on your blog or website, so that when people click on it, they can hear your recording.\n\nYou only need a microphone (about thirty bucks) as well as a computer connected to the Net (which I assume you have, unless you are reading all this telepathically!).\n\nhttp://audacity.sourceforge.net offers free of charge an audio editing software to edit, mix, refine, etc. your recordings.
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There are however, several excellent downloadable Voice and Speech recognition applications available for Windows XP systems. Several are listed at CNet (www.download.com). You should try the e-Speaking program (Voice and Speech Recognition software). The downloadable applications are based on Microsoft's SAPI speech engine which will be included in their next operating system called Vista.\n\nA video of the e-Speaking application is shown at www.youtube.com. e-Speaking is downloadable through the Internet. It isn't exactly "freeware". But it is offered as "shareware" for $14. \n\nhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYu6_cNRCD4\nhttp://www.e-speaking.com/
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use Yahoo messenger\nhttp://messenger.yahoo.com/\nand you will need a decent microphone and speakers\n1-connect mike and speakers to your sound card\n2-on the volume control options make sure that the mike is not mute\n3-install Messenger and test it with a friend
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Yes.  You should use e-Speaking Voice and Speech Recognition Software.  This software includes both text to speech as well as speech to text.  It is based on the Microsoft Speech engine which may be downloaded to your computer at no cost.  The "natural" sounding voices, however, are offered by NeoSpeech.com and they aren't exactly free.  \n\ne-Speaking is shareware and at $14 is pretty close to being free.  Download it and give it a try for 30 days.\n\nCheck out the video at YouTube:\n  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pYu6_cNRCD4
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Go for www.logitech.com for webcams and for voice chats.....
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Why what do you think you need?  Apart from the webcam already mentioned, mic & speakers could add to a touch.  Oh yes, you also need someone to participate...emmmmm!!!
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try this\nhttp://www.audioblogger.com/
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try u're yahoo messenger..............\nthe ISPs sometimes make such services available...........\nbut i have used it......... i didnt like the results........ u cant have a proper conversation using these services as there is always a bit of buffering because the data jumps from the internet network to the telephone network........\n  voice chat is a more viable option and telephones are always at u're service.... pay a bit more and better sound quality.
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Get SKYPE and a mike and earphones for your computer and the computer at home.  You can speak (not type) for free computer to computer and it is very cheap to speak from computer to phone.
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Good question.  There are a lot of options out there, some free, some pricey.  I've used Microsoft netmeeting along with a regular telephone conference bridge for business meetings with overseas divisions.  Works reasonably well.
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http://www.audio4fun.com/
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It's too complicated to squeeze in an explanation in this space and do the topic justice.  Instead, I will suggest the following on-line resources:\n\nQuite a few links on this list:\nhttp://www.mobileinfo.com/hot_topics/SpeechRecognitionInWireless.htm\n\nhttp://wirelessspeech.blogspot.com/2006/10/when-will-distributed-speech.html\n\nhttp://www.merl.com/projects/?proj_area=Spoken+Language+Interfaces\n\nSee especially pages 10 - 15 in this one:\nhttp://av.rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A9ibyKLBe1RF1vUA.BmDBqMX;_ylu=X3oDMTBwMjNqdWVsBHBndANhdHdfd2ViX3Jlc3VsdARzZWMDc3I-/SIG=12pdc0q4o/EXP=1163251009/**http%3a//dingo.sbs.arizona.edu/%7eyinglin/LING539/slides/1_overview.ppt
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I don't know about free sites, but there is one called www.justanswer.com that has plenty of live people to talk to in a msg format
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Try skype.com instead.