Released on: 27, April 2006
, Author: Jenny Le
, Audience: Software related
April 24, 2006, Audio4fun- Audio4fun (corporately registered asAvnex Ltd.) has set up 2 sub-pages of the tutorials to their library of free onlinetutorials for Voice changer software (VCS).
These new pages are added to www.audio4fun.com, introducing how to make Teamspeakand Ventrilo work with VCS. The purpose of opening these pages is to give themembers of Audio4fun community, who are online game addicts, some guidelines ofusing VCS Diamond in voice chat of online games.
Technical Manager of Avnex Ltd., Peter Nguyen, said  The main reason of postingthese tutorial pages is to help our customers to easily practice our uniquesoftware , he added,  With guidelines from our technical staffs, users can takemore chances to discover many fabulous benefits of the products that they havenever thought. Our happiness and success is the satisfaction of our customers.Â
Visiting these two pages, users can gain experience with step-to-step installing thesystem, testing system and employing VCS. Moreover, the technical instructions areassociated with the clear and concise design that people can follow up theinformation easily. The coming of these pages shows up the effort of the AvnexÂ'ssupport team in keeping the pledge of providing the best services for all theirusers.
Visit these two tutorial pages to see benefit from the efficiency and quality ofAudio4fun services.
Available links for you to visit:
http://mp3-player.audio4fun. com/VcsTutor-VCS-Ventrilo.htm http://mp3-player.audio4fun.co m/VcsTutor-VCS-Teamspeak.htm
About Avnex Ltd.:Throughout many years of development, Audio4fun has been promoting audio and videosoftware technologies and specializing in three core areas: Audio and Video MorphingAlgorithms, Audio and Video Stream Interception, Audio and Video Real TimeEffecting. The wide range of products of Audio4Fun is detailed on http://www.audio4fun.com. ###
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