Anyone know if any voice chat programs will work decent with 26-28k dial-up?
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None will work on a 26-28k dial-up, I mean it won't work well, your better off using your phone
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Any modem will do fine.  The functionality you are looking for , fax, ans, mach etc. is more a function of the software application\n\nYou are probabaly best to look for a modem that is NON-windows, that was it does the processing on the hardware and not in the Win OS.  And it should be voice capable as well.
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google talk,msn ,skype,yahoo messenger,aol they all use voice and video now make sure to have the web cam and or headset pluged in properly good luck:)
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There are a few cross-platform VoIP applications you can choose from.  Skype is very good, but also give Gizmo a try.  It's a free application that's gaining opularity with both Mac and Windows users.\n\nGizmo:  http://www.gizmoproject.com/\nSkype:  http://www.skype.com/intl/en-gb/
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try yahoo chat, fre and easy to get into and use.
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Use an older version of Y! messenger. And if you want to use voice chat so badly then try Skype (www.skype.com) or Google talk (talk.google.com).
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by the way, if you check this link it will give you some others\nhttp://www.techdictionary.com/chat.html
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My wife is happy with her iPaq 2795, which runs Windows Mobile 5.0.  It doesn't have a phone, but I'm guessing it would Skype pretty well.  I haven't tried that out yet though.
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Voice messenger requires a broadband connection because of the high number of signals that need to be sent out. If you use it with a dial up connection, the voice may be faded, delayed or broken. You cannot get full clarity with a dial up connection but what you can do to improve it is to close all other internet related applications when you are using voice. thats your best bet
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You can use services like Dialpad (www.dialpad.com), Yahoo Messenger (recently started outgoing calls)and Skype (www.skype.com) in case you might have to call occassionally. I personally prefer skype, its cheaper (2 cents/min to US from anywhere in the world) and clear. If you plan to call a lot, then probably you want to take some net based phone like Vonage, Packet8 etc with you. These companies provide unlimited talk time for 20-25 dollars. You just have to take their modem and you can connect it to any phone. These days vonage also provides an internet dialer just like dialpad etc \n(http://vonage.com/features.php?feature=softphone).\nI hope that helps
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this is the best chat client so far http://www.meebo.com you dont have to download anything and it passess thru firewalls. worked for me!
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Yahoo messenger\ngoogle talk\nskype
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Yes, it's called Skype.  You can download the program from the site below.
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Try http://www.skype.com\n\nIt's much better than AOL stuff.
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The best VOIP software program would be Skype. It has the best voice quality compared to the others that I have tried using. Also has additional features like encryption (not found in many other solutions), chat, file transfer and video (new in the latest Beta version)
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as seen on rediffs site: "Have a PC to PC voice chat. Free!"\nBol is free, just like yahoo messenger or msn messenger. but the latter two services have a larger subscriber base than rediff bol.\n\nAre you talking about a yahoo group? you can do that from the group's home page, if you are the owner or the moderator\n\nPl. post seperate questions seperately
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you can use " google talk "