Multisuns
Corporation announced today its Digital Communication Recording System
(DCRS) will record VoIP voice lines. The use of VoIP has become very popular
among businesses in the world to lower their phone costs. Multisuns is
committed to be in the forefront of the voice logging industry and has
taken an important step into the future of voice recording by adding VoIP
support.
"We
have been testing VoIP technology on our DCRS voice logger series for
some time now. We wanted to be sure our first release is 100% ready for
the market," said David Hu, Sr. Div I R&D Manager. "VoIP recording
can be very tricky; our software and hardware solutions have proven to
be very stable."
The
DCRS-9900NE with VoIP technology opens a whole new world of possibilities
for customers. The DCRS can handle VoIP, analog and digital voice lines.
The new DCRS with VoIP will be a rack mount voice server running Multisuns
DCRS 4.0.0 software with live-monitoring.
Multisuns
has been working with Nortel, Avaya, Cisco, Mitel, H232/H225, SIP and
VOX (generic RTP) to ensure a wide range of VoIP usage.
"Multisuns
has been in the voice logging business for over 21 years. The step into
VoIP technology for our customers displays our continued commitment to
the field," said Bruce Sun, CEO of Multisuns Corporation.
Multisuns
Corp VoIP recording opens a new market for the DCRS-9900NE series of voice
loggers. Each DCRS VoIP system will be handled on a case to case basis
to ensure proper system connection and integration.
