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Chrome 2.0 Preview Means Mac, Linux Versions Coming Soon (Wired blog)Chrome 2.0 Preview Means Mac, Linux Versions Coming Soon (Wired blog)Posted Jan 9, 2009 20:35 UTC (Fri) by danieldk (subscriber, #27876)In reply to: Chrome 2.0 Preview Means Mac, Linux Versions Coming Soon (Wired blog) by ccchips Parent article: Chrome 2.0 Preview Means Mac, Linux Versions Coming Soon (Wired blog)
I have a Google Talk account (through Google Apps for domains), and audio chat and even video chat works fine for me with Empathy.
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Chrome 2.0 Preview Means Mac, Linux Versions Coming Soon (Wired blog) Posted Jan 9, 2009 23:31 UTC (Fri) by DancingProg (subscriber, #4816) [Link]
Does it work with other Google Talk users using Google's stuff, or only with other empathy users?
Chrome 2.0 Preview Means Mac, Linux Versions Coming Soon (Wired blog) Posted Jan 9, 2009 23:47 UTC (Fri) by tzafrir (subscriber, #11501) [Link]
... and does it work with non-google servers? (standard XMPP servers)
Chrome 2.0 Preview Means Mac, Linux Versions Coming Soon (Wired blog) Posted Jan 24, 2009 1:04 UTC (Sat) by gdamjan (subscriber, #33634) [Link]
The server has nothing to do with the audio/video support.
The clients negotiate a direct connection over the xmpp channel (with special XML messages), and then communicate directly.
If a direct connection is not possible (both behind restrictive firewall) one of the peers should use a proxy.
Chrome 2.0 Preview Means Mac, Linux Versions Coming Soon (Wired blog) Posted Jan 10, 2009 9:23 UTC (Sat) by danieldk (subscriber, #27876) [Link]
I used it to talk with people who use the Google Talk client on Windows.
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