SMS TV Chat

Intended for creating interactive events, SMS Studio with TV Chat service enables you to display incoming SMS messages on a screen device.

The scrolling of the chat text is perfectly smooth even on an average computer with a low-cost graphics card. For the purpose of broadcasting, the chat can be displayed in full screen mode on any monitor attached to the system (e.g. video beam, TV out, secondary monitor...).

Various options are available for configuring the visual appearance of the chat: the flow of the chat (direction, speed, spacing...), text effects (shadows, outlines...), chat position and background image.

Advanced message formatting options allow you to fully define the final output text. For example, a message "Hello world!" sent from the phone number +1234567890 can be displayed as: "Alex (023) ***-7890 > Hello, world!", where the name of the sender is taken from the Address Book.

Under the full control of the chat moderator, the received messages are analyzed, prepared for output and displayed on the screen device.

The Content Filter may be used to detect and, optionally, modify incoming messages with inappropriate content. For example, messages containing an offensive word "Word" will be marked by Content Filter, and, optionally, the offensive word may be replaced with "W**d" prior to displaying, preserving original capitalization.

Automatic replies, which may contain parameters, can be sent as responses to received messages at certain stages. (e.g. "Your message has been displayed at %Time%.").

TV Chat can be automatically exported to external data source, allowing you to use external applications for further processing (e.g. for displaying the chat using professional equipment, SMS to RDS, web publishing...).

For the list of available SMS TV Chat solutions, please visit our SMS Studio Editions page.

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Last update: July 15, 2011