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would like to know if it would be possible to create an application using autoit that allowed multiple users to talk as if they were on a "partyline" and would not have to take turns to speak.

heh, im sure it would take some time to make, but i thought it would be a good idea.. and wondering if anyone has any suggestions!

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I don't think that's possible...but then again, I could be wrong. But I'm pretty sure that you cant do that with autoit.

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You could always use Skype


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would like to know if it would be possible to create an application using autoit that allowed multiple users to talk as if they were on a "partyline" and would not have to take turns to speak.

heh, im sure it would take some time to make, but i thought it would be a good idea.. and wondering if anyone has any suggestions!

anything is possible, but this definitely seems like one where the work may outweigh the reward. i'd say to look at the code from some of the posted scripts in scripts and scraps, particularly the voice command stuff for use of the speech api, and i think i saw some stream players a while back too. you're definitely going to have to make use of some dll's to accomplish this. i would be interested to see the progress on this if you do choose to do it.
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