Re: [Ekiga-list] Video conference with more than 2 parties

[Carola y Pablo <stuckybyler2 yahoo es>]

When I attempt to use GoogleTalk with Empathy 3.2.0 on Ubuntu 11.10, I
get a message to the effect of error on initiating call.  When I attempt
it with Jitsi, I either get "candidate has address of zero" or else it
just sits there connecting but never goes through.  I don't know what to
do with any of those error messages.  With Jitsi I am using the codecs
recommended in FAQ: 722 and PCMU.  So GoogleTalk doesn't work for me on
either one.  Hence my question about the settings you are using.

Paul

El mié, 26-10-2011 a las 09:36 -0400, Nikolai Gauntlet Cassanova
escribió:
> In terms of empathy, I am running empathy 3.2.0.1 on ubuntu 11.10.
> Usually video/audio calling works for me but I don't know what codecs
> for audio and video I use.  I tried to check but in my empathy clients
> version there is no way to change audio/video codec settings.  So the
> default settings for google talk in my empathy client is what I use.
> 
> In terms of video conferencing and communicating via a group, I think
> people can also look at the jitsi (formerly known as sip communicator)
> program which is also open source/free software and runs I think using
> java.  Its link is: http://jitsi.org/ and if you want to see its
> features you can check out this link:
> http://jitsi.org/index.php/Main/Features 
> 
> Jitsi also has the ability for a person to sign into google talk and
> talk with there friends on google talk via audio/video/instant
> messaging.
> 
> Another program a person might want to look at in order to achieve
> video/audio conferencing, even though I am not a big fan of it is
> "skype."  Its a good program just very restrictive but I don't think its
> better than sip.
> 
> Hope the info helps.
> 
> On Wed, 2011-10-26 at 07:46 -0500, Carola y Pablo wrote:
> > stuckybyler2 yahoo es>