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iChat AV competition?
bsharp
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June 27, 2003 7:23PM
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edited January 2014
Does anyone know if there is an instant messaging audio-video equivilent to iChat AV on Windows?
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stoo
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June 27, 2003 7:36PM
Microsoft's NetMeeting? I'm not sure if the latest version of MSN Messenger does it.
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piwozniak
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June 27, 2003 9:31PM
Quote:
Originally posted by Stoo
Microsoft's NetMeeting? I'm not sure if the latest version of MSN Messenger does it.
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Messenger doest it as well
....all you need is XP
lol
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kickaha
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June 27, 2003 9:48PM
Read up
here
for a NY Times review of the two video chat systems...
Heh.
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xmoger
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June 27, 2003 11:19PM
Actually I've been looking for a video conferencing/streaming solution.
Here's a list
Netmeeting has video conferencing still, but the user directory was moved to msn msgr at some point.
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gee4orce
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June 30, 2003 3:23AM
The review of the new MSN Messenger said that the video comes in three sizes : small, smaller or minute
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messiah
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June 30, 2003 9:43AM
Bummer, I though it was going to be competition where you could submit daft photos of yourself taken with an iSight.
Now there's an idea for a thread!
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ghost_user_name
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June 30, 2003 9:49AM
Software for
Windows
in the Mac OS X forum? Eww! Moving to
Software
.
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groverat
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June 30, 2003 10:31AM
Good article, a bit of an Apple fanboy perhaps but that's easily forgiven.
Best quote of the article:
It's better to think of audio-video chatting as unique communications options that shine in specialized situations.
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Originally posted by Stoo
Microsoft's NetMeeting? I'm not sure if the latest version of MSN Messenger does it.
Messenger doest it as well
....all you need is XP
lol
Heh.
Here's a list
Netmeeting has video conferencing still, but the user directory was moved to msn msgr at some point.
Now there's an idea for a thread!
Best quote of the article:
It's better to think of audio-video chatting as unique communications options that shine in specialized situations.