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2007-06-09
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The N800 has its own internet call program which comes installed even thoughstill classified as beta, by which you can invite/give instructions to contacts to be able to voice chat with you using their PC internet connection. If this is not already on the N770, you'll have to check maemo.org or garage. maemo. org to see if it is available for you. Regarding the use of Google Talk, note that there are actually two Google talks; see the Google website explanation. One is only for instant messaging and uses the browser, therefore runs on any platform: Google refers to this as gadget, and this is presumably the one included on the N800 for IM'ing. The Google VOIP program, which they refer to as the Talk Flient is a free downloadable program for Windows only at this point, not yet available for Linux, i.e. the table OS.
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2007-07-27
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But, when I establish the call, the 770 seems to send out voice OK, but it receives nothing, or plays nothing on the speaker. Both sound volumes (the main volume and Internet Talk's volume) are up high. I even tried increasing the one in the audio player and the ring tone volume. I can hear system beeps on the 770 fine during the call.
I tried establishing a call between the 2 computers in my house, and that worked as a 2-way call without hitch.
I tried playing around with my Windows sound settings, and made sure Google Talk's little microphone icon was showing that it was getting something (it has bars for microphone reception). I even tried switching over to recording from WAV output and playing a sound file. The bars responded, but still no sound from my 770.
Plugging headphones into the 770 didn't help, either.
I've looked around, but haven't found anyone else with this problem.
Does anyone know what's going on? Or, does anyone know of another application other that Google Talk that I can try on my computer?
P.S. One more thing: I'm connecting my 770 to a home router I have, which is connected to the internet. One of my 2 computers connects the that same router wirelessly, the other is wired connection. I don't have any VoIP related port forwarding set up.
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Last edited by pgn674; 2007-05-23 at 21:04.