VCX Library 3.0.2007.06

ActiveX library for developers of audio applications, such as voice chat, conference, VoIP etc ActiveX library for developers of audio applications, such as voice chat, conference, VoIP, providing real-time low latency multi-client audio streaming over TCP/IP networks.
Includes efficient components for sound recording, playback, encoding, decoding, mixing, resampling, reading and writing wave files, mixer volume controls access.
VCX Library is an activeX library that provides TCP/IP server and client components for multi-user, peer-to-peer and broadcast audio communications.
Main features:
- w latency real-time compressed audio streaming over TCP/IP
- peer-to-peer, one-to-many, broadcast and multi-client communications
- record conversation into an audio file
- publish your solutions on the Internet/web
- few lines of code for advanced applications
- no DirectX is required
- all ACM codes support (GSM, ADPCM, MP3, etc.)
- low bandwidth, 33.3 kbps modems compatible
- record, play audio files (wav, mp3), stream them via your network
- easy accessing system mixer and volume controls
- Barix devices support (Exstreamer, Annuncicom)
- silence detection: low CPU and bandwidth usage
- equalizer: adjust frequency volume
- audio stream mixing
- send/receive text messages in addition to audio data
- flexibility: Lego-similar development process
- extensive VB, VB.NET, C#, C++ samples
System requirements:
- Processor: Intel Pentium 100 MHz or higher (PIII is recommended)
- Development environment: Visual Studio 6.0, Visual Studio 2003, Visual Studio 2005 (Visual Basic, Visual C#, Visual C++), Borland Delphi 4.0, 5.0, 6.0 or 7.0 or Borland C++ Builder 5.0 or 6.0
- Memory: minimum 32 MB of RAM (64 MB is recommended)
- Disk usage: about 3 MB of hard disk space
- Video: VGA or higher resolution monitor
- Mouse or other pointing device is recommended but not required
- Audio Hardware: sound card and (optional) microphone compatible with installed version of Microsoft Windows. Some demos included in VCX components require full-duplex mode (recording and playing back at the same time) to be supported by hardware and software. Most high quality microphones and sound cards that are currently being shipped meet this requirement.
Version restrictions:
- works for 5 minutes or transfers up to 16 Mb after startup