Videos

The Quick Start videos provide an introduction to building IVR applications.

In Part 1 we discuss developing, deploying and debugging applications to run under our server and simulator and end with a two-line "Hello, World" application.

In Part 2 we modify an existing console application which displays weather forecasts for requested ZIP codes so that it takes its input from a telephone's keypad and speaks its results through a text-to-speech engine by adding two dozen or so lines of code.

In Part 3 we discuss Automatic Speech Recognition and modify the weather application again so that the caller can speak the ZIP code.

In Part 4 we discuss deploying applications remotely and modify the speech enabled weather application again so that it runs on a Linux host.

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C# Videos

Quick Start - Part 1
Hello world (34.5 minutes)
Quick Start - Part 2
Weather forecast by ZIP code, keypad input (35 mins)
Quick Start - Part 3
Weather forecast by ZIP code, spoken input (49 mins)

Java Videos

Quick Start - Part 1
Hello world (41 minutes)
Quick Start - Part 2
Weather forecast by ZIP code, keypad input (46 mins)
Quick Start - Part 3
Weather forecast by ZIP code, spoken input (47 mins)
Quick Start - Part 3
Weather forecast by ZIP code, spoken input on Linux
(19.5 mins)

Visual Basic / Visual Fox Pro Videos

Quick Start - Part 1
Hello world and a smidgen of text-to-speech (49 minutes)

Visual C++ Videos

Quick Start - Part 1
Hello world and a some smidgen of text-to-speech
(50 minutes)

Delphi Videos

Quick Start - Part 1
Hello world (41 minutes)

Script Videos

Quick Start - Parts 1 & 2
Hello world and Weather forecast by ZIP code,
keypad input - An introduction to using VBScript, JScript, Ruby, Perl, Python and Object Rexx to build IVR applications (59 minutes)

Quick Start - Parts 3
Weather forecast by ZIP code,
spoken input in Ruby (17 minutes)

You should know ...

that the videos demonstrate the development tasks common to all IVR applications
that they can only scratch the surface and more information is available in the help