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In the process of training interpreters in the use of ZipDX multilingual conferencing we often get asked to recommend headsets. In response to such requests, we have been evaluating headsets and compiling this list of recommended models. Each of the following headsets has been tested to ensure that it meets the requirements of interpreters working on […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Here are some guidelines when budgeting for a multilingual conference call. Bear in mind that the ZipDX service is targeted at professional (corporate, government, diplomatic) business meetings where accuracy and efficiency are of paramount importance. The most expensive aspect of these meetings is the valuable time of the participants; achieving the meeting goals with maximum […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →This page provides an overview of the ZipLine 3.0 web phone. It presumes that you have already successfully completed our online Starting Guide for Interpreters. Once logged into ZipDX.com you will see a listing of your In-Progress Conferences and Pending Conferences. Clicking on the Web Phone icon in either listing will launch the ZipLine 3.0 web phone and connect you to the […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →ZipLine 3.0 is a web-based way of joining a ZipDX multilingual call as an interpreter. It requires only your computer, a headset and a supported web browser. It acts as a soft phone, but includes special tools to control the flow of interpretation. The following are the most frequently asked questions about the ZipLine 3.0 web […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →When you arrange a live training call you will receive an invitation via email. That email includes your PIN. Login to www.ZipDX.com using your email address and PIN. The very first time that you login you will be prompted to add some contact information to complete your profile. With your profile completed you will be presented […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Step #6: Making A Test Call If you are using Chrome to view this web page you can conduct a test call to experience Zipline 3.0 for yourself. There are four goals in making this test call: Tell Chrome to allow Zipline 3.0 access to the microphone Verify proper network connectivity to ZipDX servers Confirm […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Step #5: Test Your Network Speed The next step is to test your internet connection speed to ensure that it is sufficient. We recommend that you use the speed test offered at www.speedtest.net. The speed test allows you to select a server against which to test. Since the ZipDX servers are located on the US West Coast […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Step #4: A Quiet Place to Work We understand that interpreting is hard work. It takes serious concentration to keep pace with the conversation. The task is made easier if you can find a quiet place to work, free from common office or household distractions. Take any steps possible to guard against possible interruptions. You can make your […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →Step #3: A Good Quality Wired Headset You must use a headset to deliver interpretation via ZipDX. We recommend a wired headset with two earpieces and a boom-mounted microphone. This will ensure that you hear the other participants clearly, without distraction. It also ensures that they hear your voice clearly. There are two kinds of headsets to be […]
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Leave a Comment (0) →We have assembled the following simple guidance to ensure the best possible experience as you begin to make use of multilingual conferencing.
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