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In my humble experience, the audio is very good – but it obviously depends on the connection as to how good.
I’ve used Eyeball on dial-up 56k, ISDN 64k and broadband connections and it does an acceptable job.At least the audio and video work in both directions all the time, unlike MSN Messenger.
I have to say yes as I have never been able to get Netmeeting to work.
My understanding is that Netmeeting needs a server to host the chat and this has to be provided by one of the users – could be wrong though – but it seems far too complicated for something that should be very simple.
If I could rely on MSN Messenger to make connections and work with audio every time, it would be my preference.
However, Eyeball Chat is very easy to use and makes much quicker connections.Yes, Eyeball Chat supports voice as well as video and text.
The MSN login issue has not gone away, I managed to enter my account info by opening the Edit Profile web page, but it still fails to log into MSN.
There’s obviously a software bug because my MSN account info does not appear in the fields unless I go to edit profile, but the “unable to log into MSN” message comes-up quite a while after I have logged into the Eyeball Chat service – sometimes.Here’s an answer to one of jameson’s questions.
After several unsuccessful and erratic attempts to use MSN with audio (sometimes working one way, other times not at all), I installed Eyeball Chat http://www.eyeballchat.com along with a few friends.
This program uses a peer-to-peer connection and it works on slower connections – text, audio and video.
It is also supposed to support MSN, AOL and Yahoo IM formats, but always fails to log me into MSN, although you can have both running at the same time.I have downloaded the latest version of MSN Messenger 6.1 and have the DLL file that you mentioned.
It has not made any difference.Quote:quote:Originally posted by parbrookI’ve just done a search on my PC (Windows XP Home) for the RTCDLL.DLL file and found it in 3 locations.
version 5.1.2600 located in Windows System32version 5.1.2600 located in WindowsServicePackFilesi386version 5.2.4949 located in WindowsWinSxSx86_Microsoft.Windows.Networking.RtcDll_6595b64144ccf1df_5.2.2.1_x-ww_d6bd8b93
I am using MSN Messenger version 6.1.0203 installed on 11th November.From reading the recent messages, it sounds like I should replace the RTCDLL.DLL 5.2.4949 with 5.1.2600.
Does anyone have any comments on this?
Thanks
Just an update – I’ve installed the latest MSN Messenger (downloaded today) and the RTCDLL.DLL versions are still the same as above (which don’t work with audio).
I’ve just done a search on my PC (Windows XP Home) for the RTCDLL.DLL file and found it in 3 locations.
version 5.1.2600 located in Windows System32version 5.1.2600 located in WindowsServicePackFilesi386version 5.2.4949 located in WindowsWinSxSx86_Microsoft.Windows.Networking.RtcDll_6595b64144ccf1df_5.2.2.1_x-ww_d6bd8b93
I am using MSN Messenger version 6.1.0203 installed on 11th November.From reading the recent messages, it sounds like I should replace the RTCDLL.DLL 5.2.4949 with 5.1.2600.
Does anyone have any comments on this?
Thanks
