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mVoiceMail enables you to play the voice mail messages that you receive attached to regular e- mails on your Treo 650 or Treo 700p devices. It is optimized for companies and organizations that have set up the forwarding of voice mail messages to their employees e-mail accounts.

mVoiceMail is essentially a player for WAV and GSM files attached to e-mail messages. Many mobile service providers allow you to configure voice mail service on your land line at the office or home to be forwarded to your regular e-mail account as WAV or GSM files. When this setup is in place and someone leaves a voice mail you will receive an e-mail with voice mail attached as an encoded WAV/GSM file - and you can use mVoiceMail to play it.

mVoiceMail can decode and play WAV files in various formats, as well as GSM files. Currently mVoiceMail supports the following codecs:

•G.711A (CCITT ALaw)

•G.711u (CCITT µLaw)

•PCM

•IMA ADPCM

•GSM 06.10

•OKI ADPCM

•Microsoft ADPCM

In addition to this, mVoiceMail G729 also includes the G.729A codec.

Needs for codecs and features differ from person to person and company to company. Because of this we offer different mVoiceMail solutions to better suit individual needs. This table describes which features are available in the different mVoiceMail versions:

For Treo 700p and Treo 650	mVM v5.x	mVM v5.x G729 Codec
Integration with e-mail clients	●	●
PCM, CCITT uLAW, CCITT ALAW, IMA ADPCM,	●	●
Microsoft ADPCM audio codecs
GSM 6.10 and OKI ADPCM audio codec	●	●
Redirect sound output to main speaker, radio	●	●
speaker or headphones
Save/Open voicemails to SD card	●	●
G729.1 audio codec		●

mVoiceMail is designed only for Treo 700p and Treo 650 devices. Separate version of mVoiceMail is available for Windows Mobile devices, such as Treo 700w, Motorola Q and other.

Thank you for choosing mVoiceMail!

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