Also known as Voice Over Internet Protocol (VOIP), clients such as Roger Wilco and Advanced Voice Client enable you to talk to other people while playing multiplayer games over the Internet. If you engage in online multiplayer action you probably use one of the VOIP applications to talk to other players. Roger Wilco is the post popular VOIP application. Now, Voice Buddy 2 is fully compatible with Roger Wilco and most other VOIP clients. You can use Voice Buddy and the VOIP client either simultaneously with both applications running under voice control; or by controlling either one, or both, using Push-To-Talk and Push-To-Mute buttons. You can also control Voice Buddy with just voice commands while the VOIP client is in voice activated mode. Simply tell Voice Buddy to "Go to sleep." when you want it to stop listening while you speak over your VOIP client. Tell Voice Buddy, "Voice Buddy wake up." When you want to control your game by voice control.

 VOIP compatibility is a major technological achievement.

Others have tried to do this, and failed to do it well, or at all. Enabling a users to talk to their computers while simultaneously talking to other people using VOIP was a significant challenge. It required the software engineers to make peace between to factions who are at war over possession of the microphone. eDimensional's solution to the complex technical challenge of combining VOIP and computer voice control and speech synthesis works flawlessly, is very simple to use, and can run under complete voice control without requiring you to push any buttons.

Voice control and VOIP give you the winning edge in multiplayer action.

You gain a significant gamer's edge when you use VB2 while talking to other players or your team mates online in multiplayer sessions. As fast as you can think and say the command, your PC reacts. No more delays while fumbling with the keyboard, or trying to remember which button was programmed to what function on your game controllers.