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Voice & Video over IOL BB

Rumblefish · 2003-11-11 12:27:21

anyone else use their Broadband connection for voice and video calls. I currently use MS Messenger and a webcam to make free voice/video calls to the UK and works great. the other party needs a similar setup, though voice only to a 56k dialup user was fine quality. The people who brough tus Kazaa have lauched a voice over…

11-11-2003 12:27pm

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Rumblefish

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anyone else use their Broadband connection for voice and video calls. I currently use MS Messenger and a webcam to make free voice/video calls to the UK and works great. the other party needs a similar setup, though voice only to a 56k dialup user was fine quality.

The people who brough tus Kazaa have lauched a voice over IP client called Skyte, though haven't tried this.

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#2 11-11-2003 4:55pm

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Try MS NetMeeting (comes with XP, not sure about other OS). It's better than Messenger for voice/video calls. If you have XP, just browse to your NetMeeting folder in Program Files.

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#3 11-11-2003 10:55pm

Rumblefish

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yeh. heard it had security issues, but will give it a go.

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