McGuywer :>
Best is to get yourself a Webcam, and use MSN (Messenger)
But search on google for updated MSN.
You can then Message (chat with keyboard), With Mic and Webcem.
The new Skype also has Webcam Addon (for Video feed)
You don't need Uncapped, but obviously normally Voice Over IP uses around 8kb per second download, and 8kb per sec upload as a good measure. So 1min call will (16kb X 60 seconds = 960kb *basically just under 1mb per minute*)
Axxess (
www.axxess.co.za ), sells prepaid ADSL cap (R70 for 1gig voucher, and the unused data rolls over for 12months i believe)
1gig = 1024mb.
So technically R70 will give you 1024minutes +- of Voice over IP calls (PC to PC)
Video feeds are usually a much higher bitrate, normal webcam pics are taken low resolution at 320x240 and is normally feeded at that resolution. Pics taken / feeded at that resolution will be around 5-10kb per frame. so 15fps is about 150kb per second.
so average feed of audio and video at that resolution will work out 16kb+150kb per second x 60 seconds = 9960kb per minute (9.6mb per minute)
Obviously 640x480 is a higher resolution if u want better picture quality, but the size doubles then(ruffly 20kb per sec) or around 18.9mb per minute.
So R70 (1gig cap) will give you around 106minutes (almost 2 hours) of video feed with audio (320x240)
or Higher resolution video/audio feed (640x480) of around 54minutes (almost 1hour)
But you'll propably get much more out of R70 (1gig of data) . Since these applications like Skype and MSN compresses the Audio and Video.
Hope this helps :>
