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Speak your thoughts, free your mind, save your fingers, eliminate phone tag and cross timezones with ease; we
integrate the web with telephony and provide shared memory for spoken conversations.
This is Brian Reynolds of Family Systems welcoming you to our Verbol voice pilot system here on pilot.verbol.com, our
open tryout site. Here is a Verbol Voice overview screencast.
Verbol voice lets you free your mind by speaking your thoughts as you have them, capturing them either in voicechat or
by recorded conference call. You and those you share the verbol conversation with are able to play any message at any
time and reply when convenient so that voice communication becomes as ubiquitous as text.
Both browser and phone connections feed playlists accessible in web pages and gadgets or by phone and shared with
others by sending links in emails or instant messages. To achieve this we have integrated the Internet and telephone
networks with on-line memory based on open source web and voice servers.
Here are some examples showing verbol voice in a variety of application case studies; an up to date Java enabled
browser such as Firefox, Chrome, Safari 5.1 or IE 9 is needed for full operation:
Verbol blog examples:
Speak and capture ideas using verbol gadget view shown embedded in a page: enabling equity.
Narrate a presentation using verbol gadget's expanded view: Biomass Energy.
Development coordination examples:
Record a developer conference using verbol gadget's expanded view in which Chris explains and shows: How
our JavaScript code operates
Gather content on a development topic at Vv4.5 alpha contd showing new headings feature (try clicking on the
Annotations button to reduce the visible playlist to the massages which have been annotated).
Organise development using page-view of a typical development topic: alpha test V4.5 and filtered to show only
tagged messages.
Product management of version 4.5 showing next actions out of many verbol conversations combined and
filtered in one page: NEXT.
Literacy case study:
Read each verse while listening to Bertram speaking it in page-view at Patois Bible example or in gadget
starting at message 36.
Experiment with alternative spellings/vocabularies: Patois Bible phonetic and english spelling side by
side and screencast: showing Patois Bible phonetic and english spelling side by side.
Music enhancements:
Annotate a Youtube video with verbol voice and text to prompt singing and playing along: The Harder they
Come.
Intentions: We are planning to launch a Verbol cooperative to market Verbol voice and expand development. We also
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to run your own Verbol system, please get in touch by emailing [e-mail].
If you would like to enroll or cooperate in development with us now please continue to Verbol Development. Remember
all our Verbol demonstrations are at open alpha test status and everything we say is recorded on an unsecured server.
We look forward to hearing from you, Brian.

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respect of own contributions. By continuing to view pages
on this site, I acknowledge that the content of this Verbol
system is owned by its originators or their assigned
copyright holders and licensed to me for consideration,
demonstration and experimental use only and I so license
my contributions and I agree to the following license terms:

You are able to install Verbol system behaviour on a
Linux/Apache/Asterisk hosting environment on your own
server or those available from hosting providers. Verbol
System V4.5 is now in preview here at pilot.verbol.com.

(a) I understand and acknowledge that this license gives
me only a right to view or listen to or provide feedback to
the content of this Verbol system, and I will not copy or
otherwise capture and take away any content unless
separately licensed to do so, for example in accordance
with a COOPY license for spawning Verbol system
behaviour from this one.
(b) I recognize the cooperative nature of the Verbol
system and will cause no harm or cruelty to others or
infringe upon anyone's equality or inalienable rights among
them life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
(c) I agree that I will not take offense to content
contributed by others to this web site, and will endeavour
not to give offense in any content I may contribute, and I
agree that the sponsor or other contributor may remove or
block material they consider offensive.

Content on this site which provides behaviour such as
program code and html templates originated by Family
Systems may on request be COOPY licensed in Verbol
systems spawned from this one. Other software
supporting the Verbol system is open source, or for certain
libraries eg for GSM codecs, proprietary licensed free in
binary form. If you wish to spawn your own Verbol system
please email [e-mail].
This Verbol system by Family Systems is at an alpha test
stage as we have transitioned from a Version 2.0 Verbol
web server based on Java servlets and applets to a
Version 3 Verbol web server based on Apache augmented
with Perl and Javascript with voice over IP by Asterisk, and
in V4 with a Java applet supported by a PHP routine which
enables voice recording and play in the browser, and now
inV4.5 an integration of Verbol voice with Verbol web
server providing webpages we can "speak into" directly for
browsers that have java, or by phone, Gtalk or Skype
connection.

Family Systems Ltd has registered Verbol and Family
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This is the ibook Identity Folder for Brian Reynolds with extension 201 on our voice.ibook.com demonstration server by
Family Systems. This is Brian and I am very pleased to show you our first open example of Ibook System V3 with Ibook
Voice System providing a host of innovative features which together enable us to use voice as a medium of record like
text, and featuring Voicechat, an alternative to phoning each other by which we can make voice recordings and play and
navigate among them.
This is an experimental prototype which is evolving and here is our present Voice System Road Map. All our work is
licenced as CC+COOPY which provides free Creative Commons licensing for non-commercial use and cooperative
licensing for commercial use.
Calling me
You can call me for help in getting started in several ways. If you have a headset and Java is enabled in your browser,
you can simply click on Phone Brian on x201. This uses PhoneFromHere to call me directly from your browser in a
free VOIP call (as long as my softphone is loaded in my laptop).
If that link does not work on your PC which may be the case if you are in a corporate environment, or you are without a
headset, you can reach me by following the directions Voice access using Skype and regular phones below. These
enable you to call me via Skype or by a regular phone call to a New York or UK number, in either case remembering to
dial extension 201 when our system answers.
While we are connected through the ibook voice system, each party to the call can elect to record his or her voice by
pressing * in the Skype or phone keypad once. This starts our call recording process for that party after which individual
voice recordings are created each time he or she speaks and silence is ignored. Both parties can speak at once and
both will be recorded.

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below in daily journal ibook pages and voice messages.
Calling my voicechat
As an alternative to calling me directly, we can call my voicechat extension 4201 as described in Calling Voicechat using
PhoneFromHere. For instance, if at any time during the call we get interrupted and want to replay what we said, we can
Call Brian's Voicechat extension 4201 at endwhich will start playing from the latest point in the message stream we
are generating. A few presses of touch tone 4 skips back and replays the messages and there are a wealth of
navigation features described in Voicechat Help.
We may continue a conversation in voicechat by both clicking Call Brian's Voicechat extension 4201 at end. With
voicechat, echoes are not a problem, and so a headset is not necessary and your PC's microphone and speaker may be
used. If Java is not enabled in your browser you can call my voicechat via Skype or a regular call to the New York or UK
number as described below in Voice access using Skype and regular phones, remembering to dial extension 4201 when
our system answers.
When Voicechat answers we can use touch tones on the phone keypad to navigate, play and reply to any of the voice
recordings as described below in Using Voicechat. We can also call voicechat to speak our thoughts when we have
them and hold voice conversations with each other even when we are not available at the same time. Also, when
several people are using the same voicechat extension, we can see what each other is doing and send text annotations
among the voice messages as described below in Chat interface.
Calling Voicechat using PhoneFromHere
For computers with Java enabled, we can call voicechat by clicking on: Call Brian's Voicechat extension 4201. If your
computer does not support this feature, you can still access our system by Skype or phone; see next section.
When you are connected you will be positioned at the end of the last message played; pressing 9 in the keypad takes
you to the end of the playlist so you can hear new voice messages as they arrive. Or Call Brian's Voicechat extension
4201 at end to position directly to the end of the playlist. See Using Voicechat below to learn how to record voice
messages and navigate the playlist.
We can also call Brian directly in a free VOIP call (when his softphone is loaded and provided we have a headset to
avoid echoes), by clicking on: Phone Brian on x201. When we are connected, each party can elect to record his voice
by pressing * in the phone keypad. These voice recordings are then accessible in the voicechat playlist.
Voice access using Skype and regular phones
We can access the same features from Skype by adding the Skype name "ibookvoice" to our Skype contacts and
calling it, or if you have Skype loaded Click here to call ibookvoice via Skype. When our demo server at
voice.ibook.com answers, input the extension using Skype's pulldown keypad. Extension 4201 calls my voicechat and
201 calls me. Skype's keypad can be hard to find but it is there. On my Apple PC there is a round button at the bottom
of the call window containing a square of dots. On Windows it may be in a pulldown menu reached by a button near the
mute button.
The above mechanisms all use free voice over IP (VOIP) from our computers to the ibook voice server. We can also
connect by calling our New York number 1212 937 4944 or our UK number [phone] from any normal
phone. When our demo server at voice.ibook.com answers, input the extension by touch tone. Extension 4201 calls
my voicechat and 201 calls me. Our Voicechat menu is designed to be especially convenient when using a hand held
cordless phone.
See below for how to connect using a SIP softphone.
Using Voicechat
Using any of the access methods, prefix the extension with 4 to access voicechat. When you are connected, pressing 9
in the keypad takes you to the end of the playlist so you can hear new voice messages as they arrive.
Then pressing # starts recording your voice and pauses playback and pressing # again stops recording and resumes

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When calling from the page we can use the Push to Talk and navigation buttons in the phone panel. These all have
touch tone equivalents for use on any phone; for example, 4 skips back in the playlist by one message.
Voicechat is equipped with recorded help messages which explain the touch tone commands and options; press * in the
phone to play the help messages; or click on Voicechat Help to read them. Please note that * is pronounced star and #
is pronounced pound and known in the UK as "hash"
Voicechat is useful to capture a thought or to hold conversations when the parties are not available at the same time and
is not limited to two participants. Each extension has a group chat room (instructions for use below) which can be used
to send text messages interspersed with the voice messages and shows a list of the voicechat participants and whether
they are recording or listening to a message.
Chitchat mode
Prefixing the extension with 6 instead of 4 accesses chitchat mode which is an experimental variation of voicechat in
which pressing # once starts recording after which voice messages are created each time you speak and silence is
ignored. In chitchat, message playback continues during recording unless you have paused playback (key 3 to pause
and 3 again to resume playing).
This can be useful when several parties are online together and meet in a chitchat extension; it feels like a regular phone
call but is not limited to two parties. We can speak at once and all be recorded separately and we can navigate and play
back earlier messages while still on the call. If you are in a noisy environment it is helpful to put your phone on mute
when not speaking so we don't get unnecessary noise in the voice messages, and if calling from the page it requires use
of a headset to avoid recording what you are listening to.
daily journal ibook pages
Links to our voice messages are inserted into today's page of this ibook identity's daily journal pages by an ibot, our
name for a background process which has an identity so it can participate in chat rooms and revise ibook pages. The
daily journal pages are listed in this page below the ibook insert marker (looks like a tiny book) and today's journal page
has a link displaying today's date. You will need to refresh the page from time to time to see the new messages which
have arrived.
To try out the behaviour added to this or the daily journal web pages by the ibook system menu, log in with your ibook
user name and password. A guest who is not enrolled can use user name guest2 and password guest. The basics of
this ibook system are noted at ibook quick start. Links to new ibook folders and pages will appear at the ibook insert
marker (looks like a tiny book with an "i" in the left page).
We can create a playlist of all the voice messages in the page by clicking on the play menu of the ibook toolbar. This
brings up a list of playlist types to choose from. I am presently working on an Apple Mac and select "Pay Page with
WinAmp (m3u)" then click play page, which on my laptop sends a playlist to Quicktime. I like this because the
Quicktime A/V Controls, reached through the Window menu item, let me adjust the playback speed and pitch. On
Windows platforms, playback speed can be varied by downloading the appropriate Enounce plug-in and then using the
WMP or Real Player playlist formats.
All the ibook menu behaviour is accomplished by the menu item sending a Verbol command to the ibook server in a link.
The Verbol commands are shown as they are constructed at the foot of each menu item display.
voice messages
The ibot also uses the Verbol Insert command to place voice messages in an ibook journal page;
for messages from 14.52 on 4th Sept
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13:31:45[T]:

Brian Reynolds [demo]<iBot-In> 13:31:49

Timestamp links now always play the single voice message for which they signify the start time. The left most link sets
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11:28:32: Brian Reynolds[T][demo]<iBot-In> 11:28:36 >>11:29:04
16 <<11:28:32 11:29:04: Brian Reynolds[T] This is a reply to 15 [Re: demo]<iBot-In> 11:29:08

[11:31:55] <guest2> The

last two voice messages are in the demo.

This link << will take you to the message whose timestamp it is next to (you may wish to right click and open in a
separate window so you can still see this, also you may have to scroll up a little to see the referenced message).
15 The left-most numbers in links like this are the master message subscripts for this extension and are
allocated in the sequence that voice recordings start. Clicking opens the PhoneFromHere page at this
message so we can hear it and reply by voice.
Links like this [Now icon] 11:28:32: allow us to annotate or email this message line, and the example shown above with
this link is so annotated.
Links like this [Now timestamp] Brian Reynolds play the message. When we annotate the page, the form sent a verbol
command on our behalf to the ibook server (and the ibots send similar verbol commands to put the voice message links
on the page).
Links like this [Re: demo] are for an experimental topic feature presently under construction. At present they lead to the
ibook identity home page for the originator of the message. The name in the link can be modified by an =t command
followed by the new topic name in the chat room.
Links like this >>11:29:04 and this <<11:28:32jump the browser to the message line with that time stamp and play that
message respectively. These are generated when a voice message is recorded while playing another message and
allow us to follow threaded conversations.
Chat interface
The voice message links pass from the ibook VOIP server through a group chat room which can be viewed by clicking
chat in the ibook menu and enrolling in the JWChat client with your ibook user name and password. This brings up a
roster which has a Preferences link near the top; click this and uncheck Play sounds. It may be necessary to enlarge the
JWChat windows if the text size set in your browser is larger than standard.
There is a little more set up to do to bring up the group chat window for your extension. The roster also has a group chat
icon at the bottom (looks like a small group of people), click on it and in the new window click the edit button to open a
chat room for your extension. Key your extension number 201 into the Name and Room fields and key your ibook user
name into the Nickname field and copy conference.jabber.ibook.com into the Server field. Check Autojoin then click
Add/Update then click Save; now choose this entry in the Choose Bookmark pulldown and click Join to bring up the
group chat window for your extension. From now on, the next time you log in to JWChat, the group chat window for your
extension will come up automatically as a result of the Autojoin selection.
The voicechat participants in the group chat room for your extension are identified by the prefix A* and these participant
entries will update to indicate activity such as recording or playing a message. This is very useful when several people
are conversing by Voicechat and are on line at the same time, as it enables us to see where each is in the master playlist
of the recordings.
Any regular text messages we type into the chat room will be inserted into the ibook page among the voice messages
and this is a good way to annotate a voice conversation. [This is illustrated in the last line of the example above.]
Typing =h in the chat room asks the ibot to respond with a list of the Verbol commands it obeys. For example, =t
followed by a text string will set a topic name to be displayed in the voice messages stored in the daily journal pages
from then on. We can also elect to follow a participant's message playback in which case our chat messages will
annotate the message being played. This is useful when applied to our own playback so that we can easily annotate the
message we are listening to.
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connect to the extension allocated to your identity using the X-Lite softphone, download, install and load the softphone,
then click the menu button which is the left most of the 3 buttons at the top of the phone display.
Choose SIP Account Settings and then create an account with the following settings. In the account properties, choose
a Display Name such as your name, use your extension as the User name, use your ibook password, use your extension
as the Authorisation user name, and voice.ibook.com as the Domain. Check "Register with domain and receive
incoming calls" and choose "Send outbound via proxy" with Address set to voice.ibook.com.
If the default setting may have changed, then in the Options menu, expand the Advanced tab and in the Network section,
make sure that "Preserve bandwidth during silence period" is not checked (checking it may cause errors in our system's
silence detection which enables us to separate voice utterances into separate recordings).
If you have any problems with this demonstration system, please email Brian [e-mail], or Skype at brinja2 and if
no answer leave a voicemail.
Links to new ibook folders and pages will appear at the ibook insert marker (looks like a tiny book with an "i" in the left
page).

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Copyright © 2004 Family Systems Ltd. All rights reserved. Permission is
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