Posted by mjgraves on July 14, 2016
By default the conference recording is only available to the conference organizer. The Access link allows the conference organizer to make it available to Anyone with a link. Once the Access setting has been changed, click on the Share link see the URL that can be distributed to others. This link will persist as long […]
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Posted by mjgraves on July 14, 2016
The Long Answer Our WebShare feature stores the visual presentation as a series of still image “tiles.” Each tile includes info about when it occurred in the conference. When viewing a past presentation via our web portal, the system displays the tiles in sequence, while playing the recorded audio from the conference. This perfectly recreates the experience […]
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Posted by mjgraves on July 7, 2016
What is Call-Me? Most conference systems expect you to make the phone call to connect to the conference bridge. But sometimes you lose track of time or just forget. We can call you. When your conference is about to start, we will call the number(s) you supply (or that have been supplied on your behalf). […]
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Posted by mjgraves on July 1, 2016
The Conference Audio The audio recording of the conference is recorded as a type of media that can be downloaded for use offline. The audio is stored as an an MP3 file that can be downloaded. To download the MP3 file: Log into ZipDX.com using your email address & PIN or passphrase. Find the call […]
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Posted by mjgraves on June 30, 2016
The web phone works in both Chrome and Firefox on a Mac. It does not work in any other browser, including Safari.
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Posted by mjgraves on June 30, 2016
(1) Computer & Browser The ZipDX web phone works in the Chrome and Firefox web browsers running on Chromebooks, Linux, Microsoft Windows and Apple’s OSX. It does not work in Microsoft Internet Explorer, Edge, Opera or Safari. Note: Interpreters making use of ZipDX multilingual capabilities must use Chrome. (2) Internet Access To deliver clear, uninterrupted sound to and […]
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Posted by mjgraves on June 30, 2016
The ZipDX Web Phone (picture right) is a new way to connect to a conference call over the internet using a computer and a web browser. There’s no software to install or configure. It leverages a technology called WebRTC that is designed to allow real-time communication over the web. The web phone works in recent […]
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Posted by mjgraves on June 30, 2016
Since the inception of ZipDX, when participants are explicitly invited to a ZipDX conference the system sends them an email invitation. This is part of the security model we call Identity Conferencing. Each invitation (shown above – as viewed in MS Outlook) is personalized, unique to each participant. It includes their PIN and the most appropriate […]
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Posted by mjgraves on June 30, 2016
The very best way to ensure a smooth, professional presentation is to become familiar with the WebShare tool well in advance of your conference. Some applications don’t appear in their entirety when shared explicitly as a window, but do appear correctly when the entire screen is shared. Experiment with the applications you wish to share to […]
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