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Video Conferencing Software?


2005-02-16 06:10:28 AM
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Can anyone recommend a good software solution that will do the following:
1) Allow video conferencing.
2) Whiteboarding
3) Demoing of software on a local PC (my) so the user (client) can see it.
The software needs to be able to work through a firewall and it shouldn't
cost to much.
Any recommendations?
Regards,
Shane
 
 

Re:Video Conferencing Software?

"Shane Stump" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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Can anyone recommend a good software solution that will do the following:

1) Allow video conferencing.
2) Whiteboarding
3) Demoing of software on a local PC (my) so the user (client) can see it.

The software needs to be able to work through a firewall and it shouldn't cost
to much.

Any recommendations?
This isn't a recommendation for what you want but thought I will mention it as we
just used this tool to login to a customers system remotely to show him some
stuff and we were doing most of the above. it is GoToMyPC. Maybe they have
something more.
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Re:Video Conferencing Software?

Shane Stump writes:
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1) Allow video conferencing.
2) Whiteboarding
3) Demoing of software on a local PC (my) so the user (client) can
see it.
You can try our application which just happens to be written in Delphi
2005,
www.wiredred.com
It can do many videos at once (up to 30 frames per second) and has all
the other features too, including integrated VoIP. We plan to
eventually offer both a Delphi 2005 VCL client-side API and .Net API
for developers. It already has a Delphi compatible SOAP interface on
the backend.
 

Re:Video Conferencing Software?

"Allen Drennan" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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Shane Stump writes:

>1) Allow video conferencing.
>2) Whiteboarding
>3) Demoing of software on a local PC (my) so the user (client) can
>see it.

www.infiniteconferencing.com
Robert
 

Re:Video Conferencing Software?

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You can try our application which just
happens to be written in Delphi 2005,
www.wiredred.com
very cool - I notice your Delphi SDK is for Delphi6.
Does that mean you upgraded the app to D2005 from Delphi 6 ?
If so, how did that migration go ?
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Re:Video Conferencing Software?

Joe Hendricks writes:
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very cool - I notice your Delphi SDK is for Delphi6.
Does that mean you upgraded the app to D2005 from Delphi 6 ?
If so, how did that migration go ?
Thanks. We actually upgraded from Delphi 7 to D2005. I don't know if you
remember but I was the guy who posted the funny audio tracks over flash
of my experiences of attempting to upgrade to D2005.
All in all, considering the amount of code that we upgraded, well over
a million lines of Delphi code, the transition wasn't all that bad.
Everything seems to work quite well. Delphi 2005 isn't without its
bugs though and its a lot slower dealing with large projects like this
than D7.
However, we wanted to deliver a .NET SDK for our web and video
conferencing engine so D2005 was the obvious choice.
 

Re:Video Conferencing Software?

"Allen Drennan" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>wrote
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remember but I was the guy who
posted the funny audio tracks over flash
of my experiences of attempting to upgrade to D2005.
Oh ! Those were awesome :-)
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All in all, considering the amount
of code that we upgraded, well over
a million lines of Delphi code,
the transition wasn't all that bad.
Very encouraging to hear - thanks !
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Re:Video Conferencing Software?

Are the SDKs priced ? I didnt see any pricing on hte SDKs.
"Allen Drennan" <XXXX@XXXXX.COM>writes
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Joe Hendricks writes:

>very cool - I notice your Delphi SDK is for Delphi6.
>Does that mean you upgraded the app to D2005 from Delphi 6 ?
>If so, how did that migration go ?

Thanks. We actually upgraded from Delphi 7 to D2005. I don't know if you
remember but I was the guy who posted the funny audio tracks over flash
of my experiences of attempting to upgrade to D2005.

All in all, considering the amount of code that we upgraded, well over
a million lines of Delphi code, the transition wasn't all that bad.
Everything seems to work quite well. Delphi 2005 isn't without its
bugs though and its a lot slower dealing with large projects like this
than D7.

However, we wanted to deliver a .NET SDK for our web and video
conferencing engine so D2005 was the obvious choice.