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09 Nov 2005
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Platform: Windows XP
Manufacturer: Santa Cruz Networks
Size: 3.8MB
Number of Downloads: 6654
This free plug-in allows you to make video calls via Skype and Google Talk, and share data with other individuals during the call.
Video conferencing is secure and can feature up to 200 individuals simultaneously. A great bonus for business users is the ability to share files during the conference.
This feature isn't exactly file-sharing, but rather sharing files via the video conference. In other words, users can view your desktop and see whatever file or application you choose to open.
New additions include improved video compression for faster video, and clearer audio with the integration of Skype's GIPS technology.
If conversation is wearing a little thin, the inclusion of EyeCandy video effects should add a little spice to your Skype experience. Apply funhouse mirrors and psychedelic colours to your profile and show just how crazy you really are.
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Do you agree?
be careful, it may break your skype
check out the comments on the skype website in the developers section. I think I'll wait until it's out of beta.
Posted by: dave 06 Dec 2005