During Christmas vacations, I had an opportunity to put my hands on two Windows machines and tried to run Ekiga 3.2.7 on both of them.
The first machine is an aging laptop running Windows XP. Everything went fine and I could place and receive calls in a few minutes. The only problem was a somewhat broken audio, this was probably due to insufficient bandwidth for video as the problem disappeared when I disabled all the video codecs. I think it would help inexperienced users if Ekiga were equipped with a Video/No Video switch and it were started ind the No Video mode by default. The second machine is a brand new laptop running Windows 7. Installation was without problems as was registration to ekiga.net, but we had no audio. We had no time to run ekiga -d 4 and were unable to diagnose the problem from inside Ekiga. I think it would help inexperienced users if Ekiga could provide some testing of the audio devices and help the user to identify the problem. I am stressing the need to ease the installation for inexperienced Windows users since I think it is the only way to increase the number of users. Happy New Year to Everybody! Antonio Palamà -- <pal...@inwind.it> _______________________________________________ ekiga-list mailing list ekiga-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/ekiga-list
