Skype and Dialcom Partner to Add Video Over IP

By Alexander Grundner | June 2nd, 2005 comments icon Comments (0)


dialcom spontania video4skypeThe Register reports (via Engadget): “Skype users can now download a free plug-in from Dialcom that will enable video conferencing using the Skype P2P engine. The Spontania Video4skype, allows any users with a webcam connected to their PCs and a Skype account and broadband internet access, to make video-calls using the Skype client.” I jumped over to Dialcom for more info, and it turns out that the company has put together a site specifically devoted to the Skype video plug-in at www.video4skype.com. An interesting fact, though, is that “Dialcom’s Spontania video plug-in is designed to be integrated with any 3rd party Internet-based communication solution,” according to the information posted on the site – they just decided to go with the most popular VoIP application first, of course.


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