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Hi jeremy,
Sorry for the delay. Our office was closed over the 4th of July weekend.
Yes it is easy to use the VOIP Media Engine from within Visual Basic.
All you have to do is to describe the VOIP Media Engine's API from within the VB environment and start your development. Search Google on how to call native Win32 APIs from within VB. There is a ton of info on the web on how to do this.
The VOIP Media Engine is shipped as a single DLL that exports a native Win32 API. It is not a COM object or an ActiveX control.
We are working to incorporate other language support into the product. Possible languages we will support are Visual Basic, Delphi, and C#. However we can't say when this additional language support may be released.
At the present time, no Visual Basic source code examples exist. Don't let this detour you. The VOIP Media Engine is really easy to use and has full development docs. Also out support people are just a forum post away.
Repost as needed,
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Topic: Is the VOIP Media Engine Easy to use from Visual basic?
