‘Nickface’
“Users say it’s ‘more realistic’”, reported William Wilson, Head of the Customer Service Department, “They say it is exactly what they’ve been waiting for since the first version, where the nickfaces and their gestures were smooth, but the background needed more variety. And now we’ve done it with this Background Changer.”
The background changing feature is the result of thorough lab work. The lab team at AVnex has been working on the AV WCM 2.0 project for nearly 10 months prior to its official launch January 15th, with a special focus on the background module. What they finally have is two new powerful modules, namely Background Changer and Nickface Maker Module. The webcam utility now smoothly broadcasts all of the nickfaces, along with a wide variety of gestures and motions, on 5 default backgrounds. The number of backgrounds will grow quickly, as users can also manually add their own photos into the gallery.
Although sometimes the nickface appears rough around the edge of the image, this can be significantly reduced with the help of the accompanied setting panel. “Of course, this roughness issue [or “saw-tooth”]
The software was launched amid rising concern over identity theft through webcam broadcasting. Cyber criminals gather information that webcam users unwittingly let slip through their hands when they are on cam, such as background, room setting, and some other unique clues. They then use this information to track down innocent webcam broadcasters. With AV WCM 2.0, any identity-sensitive person will be protected behind a nickface, while they are still able to enjoy the fun of broadcasting their opinions, emotions, and feelings online through the nickface’s rich body language.
The current version of AV Webcam Morpher 2.0 comes with 30 nickfaces, each with its own, extensive set of gestures that are easily accessed through an icon interface, and 10 preset nickvoices. It also includes an enriched Morpher Effects library for manually customizing the nickvoices, and a Nickface Maker Module, which helps users create their own nickfaces to further boost their cyber fun and safety. Though the module is said to be a little advanced for new users, with just a little practice, anyone can master providing a convincing nickface performance. Due to its popularity, the company will continue to focus its development efforts on the program. More information on AV Webcam Morpher 2.0 and its new features can be found at http://www.audio4fun.com/
Contact:
AVnex Ltd.
POBox 27057
Nicosia, CY
Cyprus
Website: http://www.audio4fun.com
Email: pr@audio4fun.com (attention to Corgan Loir)
