How many can simultaneously hold an audio/video/sharing conference

[Guest]

How many can simultaneously hold an audio/video/sharing conference using
Windows Messager?

 

[GuitarMan]

How many can simultaneously hold an audio/video/sharing conference using
Windows Messager?

One to One...that's it...

 

[Guest]

Thanks for your response GuitarMan...but the past, with a previous version, I
could get up to four [4] online at the same time. Has version 5.1 changed?

Gratefully,

Steve

 

[Guest]

Here is some more info on this. In fact, I can add contacts:

To add people to a conversation
1. In the Conversation window, click Invite Someone to this Conversation.

2. Click the contact's name and OK.

The querstion is how many can I add & what are the issues?

Thanks,

Steve

Thanks for your response GuitarMan...but the past, with a previous version, I
could get up to four [4] online at the same time. Has version 5.1 changed?

Gratefully,

Steve

One to One...that's it...

 

[GuitarMan]

Thanks for your response GuitarMan...but the past, with a previous
version, I
could get up to four [4] online at the same time. Has version 5.1 changed?

Gratefully,

Steve

for chat, yes more than one..you asked about audio/video/sharing and that is
limited one to one.

 

[Guest]

Many thanks!

Thanks for your response GuitarMan...but the past, with a previous
version, I
could get up to four [4] online at the same time. Has version 5.1 changed?

Gratefully,

Steve

for chat, yes more than one..you asked about audio/video/sharing and that is
limited one to one.

 

[Jonathan Kay [MVP]]

Greetings Steve,

MSN Messenger (not Windows Messenger) allows you to "share" your Webcam which as many people
as you want.

That combined with something like Skype for multi-party audio will give you what you want
albeit a bit clunky.
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