Video conferencing & ISP?

Discussion in 'NZ Computing' started by Markus Winter, Sep 16, 2003.

  1. Markus Winter

    Markus Winter Guest

    Hi all,

    I'm interested in doing video conferencing with friends and family overseas
    - however I'm unsure as to which is the best ISP to use. Especially the
    bandwith needed, the data amount (e.g. if it's capped at 500 MB a month -
    how much traffic does video conferencing create?), etc.

    Any advice is very much appreciated

    Thanks

    Markus
     
    Markus Winter, Sep 16, 2003
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  2. Markus Winter

    BB Guest

    Stay away from Messenger 6.x, audio connections are hard to establish. Stick
    with Netmeeting.

    BB
     
    BB, Sep 16, 2003
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  3. Markus Winter

    Mainlander Guest

    What software can be used if you have a camera that supports USB
    streaming?
     
    Mainlander, Sep 18, 2003
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  4. Markus Winter

    chrispeterson

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    Are you looking out for video conferencing or video chat with multiple people? If video chat, Skype, Google talk, yahoo messenger etc. are best. For video conferencing Polycom is best. For web video conferencing you can try using gomeetnow web video conferencing tool.
     
    chrispeterson, Jul 2, 2013
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