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01-30-2005 at 04:42:41 PM

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My brother and I are currently using MSN Messenger for video conferencing,
but I'd like to find some other software that will allow for a larger
picture. I'm pleased with the performance of MSN, but the picture is just
too small. Any suggestions are welcome (as long as they are not too
expensive).

Thanks!

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02-04-2005 at 11:14:15 PM

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On Sun, 30 Jan 2005 10:42:41 -0800, "<-- Junior -->"
<<<NOSPAM>>jcarreno1@comcast.net> wrote:

>My brother and I are currently using MSN Messenger for video conferencing,
>but I'd like to find some other software that will allow for a larger
>picture. I'm pleased with the performance of MSN, but the picture is just
>too small. Any suggestions are welcome (as long as they are not too
>expensive).
>
>Thanks!
>

Try / google:

-VCON Vpoint (30 dais free trial)
-Polycom PVX (free eval - but only stays connected for 5 minutes)
-France Telecom Econf. (no source of eval SW known - call
representative?)

All solutions above offer at least CIF (~320 x 240 - zoomable to full
screen) H263 / sometimes H264 quality and handsfree audio. For best
results a 1.6 ... 2.4 GHz PC would be nice. Econf is the least
resource - hungry IMHO.

--
- René

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