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3 Way video conference?
Are there any programs or messengers for pc that can do 3 way video chat where all parties can see each other for FREE?
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But I better contribute an answer anyways check out these sites they might be good too.
Skype
This ubiquitous softphone offers VoIP, IM and video chat in one application. As this is a post about free video conferencing, I decided to place Skype behind SightSpeed simply because the option to upgrade is not there. Unlike SightSpeed, where you can upgrade and video conference with 4 people simultaneously, Skype is limited to free person-to-person video chat. It is free, however, and does work well on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
PalBee
The great thing about PalBee is that it is completely web-based, therefore there are no downloads or installs: all you need is an account with PalBee and a webcam connected to your computer. Once you have got your meeting room setup it’s just a matter of sharing the URL with up to five of your friends. The one caveat is that there is a one hour time limit on using the meeting room. PalBee has a great recording capability built right in that lets you record a conference and then embed it on your blog or profile, or simply share with contacts. If you don’t mind the one hour limit and plan on conducting relatively small conferences (< 5 participants), then PalBee is definitely worth a shot.
Wengomeeting
The Wengomeeting audio and video conference service is developed by the same French company behind the well known Skype alternative, WengoPhone. Like PalBee, Wengomeeting is a browser-based service that uses Flash technology, which means that it can run on Windows, Mac OS X or Linux. Getting a meeting organised is fairly easy: simply use the online form to enter contact details and they will be given all information pertinent to the conference. Just as with PalBee, Wengomeeting will accommodate up to 5 users simultaneously.
iChat
What list of free video conferencing apps, services and tools would be complete without Apple’s iChat? While it may only run on Mac OS X, iChat lets you chat, talk and video conference with contacts on the AIM network. While iChat is an accomplished text and voice app, it excels at video. You can video conference with up to 3 others simultaneously with iChat, and it doesn’t cost a thing. That sounds great, but iChat has other tricks up its sleeve. For instance, you can apply custom backdrop images or video to make it look like you are in a meeting room or on the beach. As well as this, iChat also has built in screen sharing support and capability to share any file supported by their Quick Look technology. Do I like iChat. Yep, I most certainly do. Is it the panacea of free video conferencing? No, not for everyone. But if you are looking for free multi attendee video conferencing on a Mac, iChat is pretty good indeed!
Heres a link to the links good luck.
http://www.voip-sol.com/6-best-free-video-conferencing-apps-services-tools/
Skype
This ubiquitous softphone offers VoIP, IM and video chat in one application. As this is a post about free video conferencing, I decided to place Skype behind SightSpeed simply because the option to upgrade is not there. Unlike SightSpeed, where you can upgrade and video conference with 4 people simultaneously, Skype is limited to free person-to-person video chat. It is free, however, and does work well on Windows, Mac OS X and Linux.
PalBee
The great thing about PalBee is that it is completely web-based, therefore there are no downloads or installs: all you need is an account with PalBee and a webcam connected to your computer. Once you have got your meeting room setup it’s just a matter of sharing the URL with up to five of your friends. The one caveat is that there is a one hour time limit on using the meeting room. PalBee has a great recording capability built right in that lets you record a conference and then embed it on your blog or profile, or simply share with contacts. If you don’t mind the one hour limit and plan on conducting relatively small conferences (< 5 participants), then PalBee is definitely worth a shot.
Wengomeeting
The Wengomeeting audio and video conference service is developed by the same French company behind the well known Skype alternative, WengoPhone. Like PalBee, Wengomeeting is a browser-based service that uses Flash technology, which means that it can run on Windows, Mac OS X or Linux. Getting a meeting organised is fairly easy: simply use the online form to enter contact details and they will be given all information pertinent to the conference. Just as with PalBee, Wengomeeting will accommodate up to 5 users simultaneously.
iChat
What list of free video conferencing apps, services and tools would be complete without Apple’s iChat? While it may only run on Mac OS X, iChat lets you chat, talk and video conference with contacts on the AIM network. While iChat is an accomplished text and voice app, it excels at video. You can video conference with up to 3 others simultaneously with iChat, and it doesn’t cost a thing. That sounds great, but iChat has other tricks up its sleeve. For instance, you can apply custom backdrop images or video to make it look like you are in a meeting room or on the beach. As well as this, iChat also has built in screen sharing support and capability to share any file supported by their Quick Look technology. Do I like iChat. Yep, I most certainly do. Is it the panacea of free video conferencing? No, not for everyone. But if you are looking for free multi attendee video conferencing on a Mac, iChat is pretty good indeed!
Heres a link to the links good luck.
http://www.voip-sol.com/6-best-free-video-conferencing-apps-services-tools/
voted helpful: chriswingate
Voted as best: williamwaco, bestpay
OovoO isn't free for over 2 people I believe.
No Im sorry I just looked it up your right it says up to 3 for free. Get I should have reasearched my comment first. Soapx your awsome don't hate me.
One problem with oovoo......
It is free for 2 people but there is a 30 day trial limit for the 3 people.
It is free for 2 people but there is a 30 day trial limit for the 3 people.
You can do this with iChat so you will need a mac. Are you on windows? If you are on windows you can use oovoo.com you can chat with up to 3 people for free.
http://www.oovoo.com/
Here is a same of iChat multi conference on the mac
http://www.macworld.com/article/44544/2005/04/tigerichatav3.html
http://www.oovoo.com/
Here is a same of iChat multi conference on the mac
http://www.macworld.com/article/44544/2005/04/tigerichatav3.html
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