Homebrew Whats a good homebrew app for talking to people?

[ComeTurismO]

For an example, i mean where we can talk to people in the world i mean not wifi pen or voice chat, or woctochat they dont work..
Any good one?>

 

[AceWarhead]

I don't think it would be possible...

 

[chyyran]

Does cIRC count? O.o

Define "talk to people"

Do you want voice, or text communication?

 

[AceWarhead]

Does cIRC count? O.o

Define "talk to people"

Do you want voice, or text communication?

If he means, voice, That may not be possible, as how would it work? What network, etc.
Now for text. The DS browsers can access those free text websites, so that's possible

 

[avenir]

I thought someone fixed moonlight's homebrew. But as he didn't release source code, I can't help further

 

[Rydian]

CLirc lets you connect to various IRC channels (it's got info for some already set up when you download it) via text.

 

[Another World]

http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=1164

svsip will let you make phone calls using a VOIP client. it works OK if you can find a supported service but the ds mic sounds like you are calling from inside of a robots head. it will also show up on the caller IP as something crazy (from where the signal is bounced) so the people you call might not know to pick up.

-another world

 

[loco365]

http://filetrip.net/file.php?id=1164

svsip will let you make phone calls using a VOIP client. it works OK if you can find a supported service but the ds mic sounds like you are calling from inside of a robots head. it will also show up on the caller IP as something crazy (from where the signal is bounced) so the people you call might not know to pick up.

-another world

Have you gotten it to work? I've been looking for a free VOIP client with no success.

 

[Another World]

VoIPBuster is the only one i ever used. made about 3 phonecalls with it and the gimmick was over.

-another world

 

[Sora de Eclaune]

VoIPBuster is the only one i ever used. made about 3 phonecalls with it and the gimmick was over.

-anothre world

I tried VoIPBuster with SVSIP, but when someone received the call, they couldn't hear me speaking and I couldn't hear them speaking. It was a confusing mess, so I gave up.