The Orator VoIP is dictation software that uses Voice over IP technology to record dictation.  Callers can continue to use standard analog telephones or they can use VoIP telephones.  The software can be installed on a standard Windows XP computer with a broadband Internet connection.  The Orator VoIP solution requires no hardware or telephone lines.   Voice over IP can be far less expensive than standard telephone lines.

Orator VoIP software can be installed on a Windows XP/2003/Vista/7/2008 computer with 512 MB RAM.  Calls can be made from standard analog telephones using a VoIP provider such as Vonage or Broadvoice.  Free or low cost calls may be made from VoIP telephones.  Each telephone call requires about 64kb/s of Internet bandwidth so a broadband connection is required.

 

System Requirements

 

	Windows XP/2003/Vista/7/2008 Operating System
	One available USB port for registration dongle
	Minimum 20 GB of free hard disk space (this will store about 700 hours of recorded dictation)
	1GHz processor or better
	512MB RAM
	Sound card if it is necessary to review voice files before sending them to a transcriptionist
	Network card
	Broadband Internet connection