Comments on: What is the best software/hardware combination to do home video conferencing (DSL to DSL)at low cost?

By: Tom

Tom — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 23:32:38 +0000

Take a look at VSee – it provides business quality video conferencing with the ability to see/hear/talk to up to 8 participants at the same time. VSee also has application sharing, Public/private text chat and it is encrypted!

Hope that helps.

Regards, Tom

By: polishruben

polishruben — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 10:26:14 +0000

there isn't really GOOD videoconference out there that is cheap. If you are looking for something cheap and relatively good – I would recommend Skype ( http://www.skype.com ) as phone ( the best audio quality on the internet phone, no doubt about that ) and Spontania, video for Skype plugin – http://www.video4im.com/. They both are for free. Use them both to get awesome audio and very good quality video. The video quality depends on your internet speed – if you have pretty good connection, as well as the other person – the Spontania will adjust it automatically and have a good quality image.

Now, the second alternative would be waiting for Skype 2.0 ( coming out within a few weeks ). It will have both voice and video abilities, no need for extra plugins.. And I believe this will be THE best conferencing tool out there.

hope that helps.

By: ?~ RZ ~?

?~ RZ ~? — Mon, 01 Jun 2009 10:26:14 +0000

why would you not of picked that as your best answer? Its been 3 dang months?

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