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What is Sorenson VRS?
Sorenson Video Relay Service (VRS) is a free service for the deaf and hard-of-hearing community that enables anyone to conduct video relay calls with family, friends, or business associates through a certified ASL interpreter via a high-speed Internet connection and a video relay solution (or VRS call option).
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Video relay calls are placed over a high-speed or broadband Internet connection (i.e. DSL, cable, or T1 line) through an easy-to-use Sorenson VP-100 videophone appliance connected to a TV, or through a personal computer equipped with a Web camera and Sorenson EnVision SL (or Microsoft NetMeeting) software. The deaf user sees an ASL interpreter on their TV and signs to the interpreter, who then contacts the hearing user via a standard phone line and relays the conversation between the two parties. Hearing customers can also place video relay calls to any deaf or hard-of-hearing individual by simply dialing the toll free number 1-866-FAST-VRS (1-866-327-8877) with a standard telephone.
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How do I place a video relay call? |
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Both deaf and hearing users can place a video relay call through Sorenson VRS. To find out more, please click the button below.
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How much does a video relay call cost? |
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All Sorenson VRS calls are free. For high call-volume customers a free Sorenson VP-100 videophone is available. For customers who prefer to use their existing PC and Web camera, Sorenson EnVision SL, the industry's best video relay software for the personal computer, can be downloaded for free. NetMeeting is also a free download.
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How can I find out more about Sorenson VRS? |
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To find out more about Sorenson VRS, please fill out the request for more information form by clicking on the button below.
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