Q
What the file size will be if I capture 1 minute video mail?
A
The video mail file size is depends on the time you capture and the motion of the video. The
bigger the motion, the bigger the file’s size. If you capture 1 minute with talking only, the file
size will be around .
Q
Can I use C-it in my home to talk to other people?
A
You bet. The only thing you need is a USB PC with a modem and/or Internet connection. Just
install the software, plug in the camera, and run C-it applications.
Q
How do I connect to someone who does not have C-it?
A
To be able to communicate with you, the other party should have any video conference system
that complies with the H.323 standards. Most probably, the other person will have Microsoft
NetMeeting software, which is a part of Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or Windows 98. If this
is a case, just run C-it Video Conference Center and call at the other person's IP address.
Q
Will C-it works over ISDN?
A
Yes, it will. And the life-like motion is more realistic than in videoconferencing over a standard
telephone system.
Q
OK. So what is H.323?
A
A suite of standards designed for videoconferencing over packet-switched networks such as the
Internet, Intranet or Ethernet. Microsoft NetMeeting is the leader in this environment and that
product comes pre-installed on every new system. The C-it Internet Video Conference Center
program interfaces with Microsoft NetMeeting to provide users with the capability of Internet
videoconferencing.
Q
What communications protocols does C-it support?
A
The C-it software supports video conferencing standards: H.323 standard for the Internet
videoconferencing.
Q
How do I know what the other person is seeing on the other end?
A
The person on the other side will see exactly what you can see in your local view window,
which shows what your camera is transmitting to the other person. The other person may see a
different quality image, though, based on the settings that person selected for image quality.
Q
Does everyone I want to video conference with have to have C-it software?
A
No, not at all. As long as the other person has a camera and software that meet the ITU H.323
standard for Internet you're all set.
Q
What do I do if I cannot get my local view to work?
A
First, make sure your camera is plugged in. If it is, but you still cannot see any picture, try to
reboot the computer and check the BIOS to make sure USB support is enabled on your PC. If
none of that works, unplug the camera, reinstall C-it software and plug the camera back in.
Q
How do I take a snapshot of something?
A
Just click the snapshot button in any video window in the C-it software.
Q
How do I take a snapshot of something?
A
Just click the snapshot button in any video window in the C-it software.
Q
If I can not connect with someone over the Internet what do I do?
A
First, make sure the other person is logged on to the Internet and available to receive your call.
If you aren't sure if that person is on the Internet, use ULS server to locate the person. If you're
sure that person is waiting for your call, check the e-mail address, number, or name you're
