>
>Sine a question was asked about video problems, I'd like to jump
>in there for
>a moment. I've asked before about the problems I'm having, but
>couldn't get
>it fixed........I now have more information.......if I get a call,
>my video,
>etc works fine..... but if I make a call to someone with a cam, my camera
>doesn't kick in for some reason......I CAN call people without cams and it
>does work......any help would be greatly appreciated !......I'm running
>Windows98 <up from Win95>........have a 3Com Homeconnect web cam.....166
>Pentium with 48mb of ram. The programs that came with the cam are working
>good and I even contacted the manufacturer...they said it could be a NM
>configuration problem. Thanks in advance.
Transmitting or receiving video at the start of a call is controlled in the
Tools->Options Video tab -- the "Send.." and "Receive..." check boxes at the
top.
Video can be paused using the pause/play button on the left below the video
window. Sending and receiving can be paused or played individually by right
clicking on the received image and checking or unchecking pause or by right
clicking on the "My Video' Window ( or the picture in picture video window
in the bottom right hand corner of the receiving video window) and checking
or unchecking the pause/play button.
I always start a call with video send/receive off ( sometimes setting up the
video delays the full connection), I run with picture in picture on all the
time - I press the play button when the call is established and use
individual send/receive pause if it seems like video is interfering with
audio in the call ( this can happen if routers are busy, either party is on
a very busy ISP or the video sent or received is too large)
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