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Chapter 14: Place and Receive Video Calls

You can use Office Communicator to communicate with your contacts using audio and video. For

example, if you have a webcam connected to your computer, you can place a video call to a contact.

When the contact answers the call, she can see your video feed, even if she does not have a webcam. If

the contact has a webcam connected to his or here computer, then you can see the video feed for that

person in your Conversation window.

In this chapter, we show you how to place and receive a video call.

Place a Video Call

You can add video to an existing instant messaging session or phone call, or you can start a video call

from the Office Communicator window.

To start a video call from the Contact List

 In the Contact List, right-click a contact, and then click Start a Video Call, as shown

below in Figure 14.1. After the video call is accepted, the Conversation window expands

to display the video.

Figure 14.1. A video call started in the Contact List

Receive a Video Call

To receive an audio/video call, you need speakers and a microphone, or a headset, or a USB audio

device. You are not required, however, to have a webcam to accept a video call. If you do not have a

webcam, you will see the caller’s video feed, but the caller will see a video icon placeholder for your

video feed.

Note

You can only make video calls to Communicator contacts within your

company and to federated contacts outside of your company. Communicator

calls to public IM contacts or non-federated contacts outside your company

are not supported.

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