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Guest
Hi there!
I'm trying to test out some windows messenger video conferencing between two
boxes running windows messenger 5.1 on my LAN. It works alright, but the
quality is awful.
Both messengers outputs streams which are about 12-16kbs, much to low for
any serious quality.
Reading your messenger FAQ it seems this is the expected behaviour when
communicating over a dialup. Of course this isn't a dialup. How does
Messenger determine the speed to send data with? Can I "fool" it to use more
bandwidth some way? Are there any other possible reasons for this behaviour?
By the way, the reason for using messenger 5.1 is that I'm trying it out
with my own SIP-server which unfortunatly (to my knowledge) MSN Messenger
hasn't got support for.
Regards,
Erik
I'm trying to test out some windows messenger video conferencing between two
boxes running windows messenger 5.1 on my LAN. It works alright, but the
quality is awful.
Both messengers outputs streams which are about 12-16kbs, much to low for
any serious quality.
Reading your messenger FAQ it seems this is the expected behaviour when
communicating over a dialup. Of course this isn't a dialup. How does
Messenger determine the speed to send data with? Can I "fool" it to use more
bandwidth some way? Are there any other possible reasons for this behaviour?
By the way, the reason for using messenger 5.1 is that I'm trying it out
with my own SIP-server which unfortunatly (to my knowledge) MSN Messenger
hasn't got support for.
Regards,
Erik