It seems to me like we could do it with skype. How many people would
we be talking about? The way I picture it working is that those of
us with at least some experience with audio hijack pro could get
together on skype and discuss how to perform all the various
functions. People who have not used the program could e-mail or
message before hand with questions about the program. We could even
stream the audio from the chat, so that other people could listen
live, and message us with questions. I haven't done a lot of voice
chats before, but it always seems like things are way too difficult
when you get more then five people anyway.
Just my thoughts.
Darcy
On 6-Feb-07, at 6:18 AM, Scott Howell wrote:
Well that's all fine if there was a chat client that would work in
such an arrangement. I haven't found one of these web-based chat
deals that works. THe java program has some real issues on an Intel-
based Mac. Of course its been a while, perhaps I'll try it again.
In any event, I'm up for the challenge so let me figure time and so
forth and if folks are interested, we can make it happen. I'm no
expert, but I'm sure if a couple of folks who are using it would
join in, we can probably get most questions answered. Hey, maybe
I'll even send the recording to the developer so they have even
more an idea on how we use their products, might help them for
future offerings.
Scott
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