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I am currently trying to Voice Chat with a friend of mine in Japan. She is using a PC, and has AOL IM, Yahoo Messenger, and MSN Messenger installed. I have installed all three of these on my iBook running OS X 10.3.9, and I have v2.1 of iChat AV. We'd like to voice chat, and supposedly it should work, however, there seems to be a problem.
Whether at work or at home, I cannot see the Telephone icon next to her name in iChat. In AOL IM, there is no option to voice chat with her. Yahoo IM and it appears, MSN Mess don't have cross platform voice chat options.
iChat should work from iChat to AIM. I see the telephone icon available for many friends who use iChat and AIM, both in the US and outside of it. Is there some option she needs to enable to use voice chat? I am using an iBook, connected to my DSL through an Airport Wireless connection. I should already have the default ports programmed open in my DSL router, otherwise I wouldn't be able to voice chat, right? (I have used voice chat with a friend in Oklahoma. He has a Mac with OS X 10.3.9 and iChat, and it works) Is there anyone here who has used this kind of a setup between the US and Japan?
Whether at work or at home, I cannot see the Telephone icon next to her name in iChat. In AOL IM, there is no option to voice chat with her. Yahoo IM and it appears, MSN Mess don't have cross platform voice chat options.
iChat should work from iChat to AIM. I see the telephone icon available for many friends who use iChat and AIM, both in the US and outside of it. Is there some option she needs to enable to use voice chat? I am using an iBook, connected to my DSL through an Airport Wireless connection. I should already have the default ports programmed open in my DSL router, otherwise I wouldn't be able to voice chat, right? (I have used voice chat with a friend in Oklahoma. He has a Mac with OS X 10.3.9 and iChat, and it works) Is there anyone here who has used this kind of a setup between the US and Japan?