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I have used GoogleChat for this kind of thing but I can't remember if I had to download anything (I don't think I did...)
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So you could just nick mebeam's code and stick a password protect on the room?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostYes, there are millions of chat sites, but no online equivalent of video conf/chat that is private.
BOOMED!
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Yes, there are millions of chat sites, but no online equivalent of video conf/chat that is private.Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post
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Maybe not a massive gap...Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostCan't (don't want to install anything). There is no need as flash player has the ability to access a local webcam in browser.
There is no technological barrier I can see, just a gap in the market.
http://www.mebeam.com/
Have you bean searching using Majestic again???
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Can't (don't want to install anything). There is no need as flash player has the ability to access a local webcam in browser.Originally posted by Moscow Mule View PostWebEx maybe?
I'm assuming you can't install skype?
There is no technological barrier I can see, just a gap in the market.
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WebEx maybe?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostDoes anyone know of any online (one to one) video conference / chat websites?
I want to be able to use my webcam to interact with another person via their webcam, private to the two people concerned.
I don't want to install any software but have the webcam accessed via the Flash player in the webpage.
I can broadcast video using websites like www.justintv.com but it needs to be 2 way and private.
Can't install or rely on things like MS Messenger etc.
Any such websites, if not, another plan b.

I'm assuming you can't install skype?
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Looks like a gap in the market then, one-to-one online video chat.
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Online video conference / chat?
Does anyone know of any online (one to one) video conference / chat websites?
I want to be able to use my webcam to interact with another person via their webcam, private to the two people concerned.
I don't want to install any software but have the webcam accessed via the Flash player in the webpage.
I can broadcast video using websites like www.justintv.com but it needs to be 2 way and private.
Can't install or rely on things like MS Messenger etc.
Any such websites, if not, another plan b.
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