Video AI calls are very popular now. Many video-centric businesses, like casinos, sports betting companies and others, have found that using artificial intelligence to make their calls is efficient and economical. Today, the first person to win a video call using one of these technologies will likely be the person who made the initial connection. It’s that simple. It won’t matter if your business is based in Vegas or London, a professional call center or a small shop on the French Riviera, everyone can participate.
As with any other call, a video call requires an answering machine, a voice mail box, an answering machine recording, a fax machine and a computer. If you use VoIP, which stands for Voice over Internet Protocol, the phone system will allow for multiple calls to come in at the same time, each with its own unique identifying number. Your voice will come out clearly and precisely. The software by providers like Any Send will determine which call is the winner and automatically put you in control of the sale.
The Basics
In order to make the video call, you simply download it onto your computer and then import any necessary audio from your recordings. After that, all you have to do is program your system to play the video file at the same time your voice does. Of course, if the software can’t recognize your voice, there is no reason to worry. It’s hard to imagine any user not hearing themselves on the video.
Another feature of video calls is that they can be recorded and stored for future reference. This makes it easy to review recordings, and they can even be played back at a later time. Many people find this a great way to get rid of old information or to gather together a series of messages that someone needs to hear but can’t always remember. Video AI calls can also be used to conduct training sessions or to record meetings.
There are several different types of video calling software available. You may want to start out with one called HD Voice, which offers more clarity than regular video and stills more than just the regular phone tone. HD Voice calls are relatively inexpensive, so they aren’t difficult to come by. However, if you have very busy phone lines, or if your office has strict time limits on video usage, you may want to try a lower quality video option like Analog.
Alternatively, there is also Voice over Internet Protocol, or VoIP, video calling. In short, VoIP makes use of your broadband Internet connection to make voice calls over the Internet instead of using the public phone lines, like analog calls. The advantages of VoIP are that it is much faster (about 3 times faster than normal phone calls) and easier to find and use compared to analog calling. It is also less expensive, depending on your needs and how far you want to go. One of the biggest problems with VoIP is that if your Internet service is down for some reason, you won’t be able to make a successful VoIP call. In addition, if there is malicious software installed on your computer or server, your VoIP call may be interrupted or your voice mail messages may be sent to an unwanted number.
