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vid chat apps

deekum1627

Android Enthusiast
looking for a good video chat app i was using fring but that seems to cut out alot and you cant really hear them.?????
 
Depends on your preferences. There is Skype with Video that works, and I've tested it and worked fine on both 3G and Wifi for me (no 4G here). Also people have used Tango, and Yahoo Messenger. I know the YIM video seemed a bit dark and slow for my taste, and even though I have Tango, I haven't actually used it.
 
I've used Tango with iPhone users mostly successfully. Picture looks great. Audio is hit or miss. Last few times worked great!
 
Someone had linked Skype a while back, not sure exactly where it was. If I can stumble across it, I'll post back, but try a search here on site, see if it pops up.

Edit: Download: Skype with Video on Android - Droid Life: A Droid Community Blog

I dunno if it still works from the site, but that's where I got it from. Note, seeing other posts that if you root with the MR2 leak, it won't work after that, but currently does.


so i went to download skype and i'm getting a parsing error. what does that mean? i had it before, but i just got a replacement TB, so i'm trying to put skype back on like i had, but it's not working :( can someone please help? i've tried it several times, and am constantly getting this "parsing error".
 
Another option is ooVoo. It is cross platform (i.e., several android devices, iphone, ipad, Mac and Windows PC). It allows 6-way calling. I admit that I have not used this on my ThunderBolt, but I have used it on a PC and it works pretty well. If you're looking for a video chat app it might be worth a look.
 
Although I've not used it, Qik Video has a video chat feature. The other person has to have Qik Video installed too, but it's free.

I like the fact that I can stream video directly to YouTube, Facebook, etc.
 
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