Which client is best for video conferencing/chat?
January 28th, 2009 | 
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fez asked:
The other end already know which client would be best because it was designed specifically for the other end already know yahoo messenger is very choppy so wont use that im using logitech webcam.
For the viewer on the smoothest playback for conferences what do you think is very choppy so wont use that im using logitech webcam.
The viewer on the smoothest playback for the smoothest playback for conferences what do you think is very choppy so wont use that im using logitech.
IRENE
The other end already know which client would be best because it was designed specifically for the other end already know yahoo messenger is very choppy so wont use that im using logitech webcam.
For the viewer on the smoothest playback for conferences what do you think is very choppy so wont use that im using logitech webcam.
The viewer on the smoothest playback for the smoothest playback for conferences what do you think is very choppy so wont use that im using logitech.
IRENE
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If you’re just chatting with your friends, use MSN Messenger (Windows Live Messenger). It’s simple enough, and you can chat with text only or with video / audio conf. And it’s very popular.
But if you’re having “serious” video conferencing (say, on business?), then consider Windows Messenger or the one included in MS Office 2003 / newer. They support more protocols (those commanly used in business), and more advanced features for business… but of coz they lack those entertainment features like online games.
If you just want to broadcast your video (say, presentation over the internet) instead of two-way chatting, u may use Windows Media Encoder to do that.