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I need some help finding a good videophone to buy. I'm a hearing woman who is dating a deaf man. I want to communicate better with him. We have used AIM but it doesn't feel as good as to see his face, always understand what he means. He said he uses a Sorenson but I don't know what to buy. Opinions?
 
Carly2k5 said:
I need some help finding a good videophone to buy. I'm a hearing woman who is dating a deaf man. I want to communicate better with him. We have used AIM but it doesn't feel as good as to see his face, always understand what he means. He said he uses a Sorenson but I don't know what to buy. Opinions?
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You may buy D-link i2eye videphone but use public ip address only to call Sorenson user.
 
Carly2k5 said:
I need some help finding a good videophone to buy. I'm a hearing woman who is dating a deaf man. I want to communicate better with him. We have used AIM but it doesn't feel as good as to see his face, always understand what he means. He said he uses a Sorenson but I don't know what to buy. Opinions?
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You can use your computer's webcam to communicate with his Sorenson videophone.
 
Wow, never seen that before. Is the video relatively smooth? Tried once to show friend a sign on cam and it went horrible! Too slow normally. I will check this out.
 
Was looking at the i2eye. I have a giftcard for amazon and they have some on there.
 
Carly2k5 said:
Wow, never seen that before. Is the video relatively smooth? Tried once to show friend a sign on cam and it went horrible! Too slow normally. I will check this out.
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Viable Vision s webcam is good quality. Do you have own webcam?
 
Carly2k5 said:
Wow, never seen that before. Is the video relatively smooth? Tried once to show friend a sign on cam and it went horrible! Too slow normally. I will check this out.
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Viable Vision is the best computer based videophone software I have ever seen, it works smooothly, unless you have a very good webcam, such as Logittech QuickCam Pro 9000 - I used this software to chat with one other AD'er last night, it worked great.
 
Dynex brand name. Don't know anything else, it's a few years old. Now if I can manage to get my picture working on my profile, grr! :)
 
Time for a new webcam!

You should get this webcam -- Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000

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This webcam is the best product.
 
JClarke said:
Time for a new webcam!

You should get this webcam -- Logitech QuickCam Pro 9000

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This webcam is the best product.
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Found it online, does it work for computer tops that aren't thin like flat screen LCD? I have a bulky screen :) hehe
 
Dynex is not good for video. It s CMOS sensor to be slow scan. Logitech webcam is true CCD. CCD sensor is better video quality than CMOS sensor.
 
Of course! The webcam is compabile (sp?) with any screens :)
 
Chevy57 said:
Dynex is not good for video. It s CMOS sensor to be slow scan. Logitech webcam is true CCD. CCD sensor is better video quality than CMOS sensor.
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Lol, it was in budget range when I bought it. I want something to work well, whether it's a VP or some kind of thing like the webcam program website. I love signing with him but he's always so busy! Hard to catch for a date in person :)
 
Carly2k5 said:
Lol, it was in budget range when I bought it. I want something to work well, whether it's a VP or some kind of thing like the webcam program website. I love signing with him but he's always so busy! Hard to catch for a date in person :)
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Viable Vision and Hovrs VideoSign recommend web cameras that have CCD sensors are Logitech Quickcam for Notebook Pro, Logitech Quickcam Pro 4000 or 5000 and Microsoft LifeCam VX-6000

Be sure to buy a video camera with a CCD sensor. CCD sensors are listed on the technical specifications on the box. They do not recommend purchasing a camera with CMOS sensors; this type of sensor may slow down your videoconference capabilities.
 
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