OOVOO FOR COMPUTER FREE

With VSee, your information is encrypted from the moment it leaves your computer all the way to its final destination (the receiving person).

Not to continue beating a horse that’s still very much alive, but ooVoo relies on a go-between server that can expose your information to the public. Finally, VSee’s drag-and-drop file send is an intuitive way to immediately “hand over” files that you have just finished collaborating on together. Participants are also able give and take mouse/keyboard control for any shared application. This means it only takes one click for anyone to share an application window (and it doesn’t have to be your entire desktop, which saves you from having to clean your desktop of incriminating or personal information.) Furthermore, VSee allows all participants to instantly annotate, circle, and draw anywhere in a shared window. VSee, on the other hand, was specifically designed to facilitate sharing and collaborating based on years of Stanford PhD research on how people work and play. They are designed for video conferencing or VoIP calling, and have added on screen share and maybe some file transfer functions. OoVoo, Vidyo, and Skype are not designed for fast collaboration. *Figures are for upload/download speeds, respectively and are taken from two-way video calls.ĭefault (320 x 240 p, VSee) (352 x 288 p, ooVoo) I’ll let the numbers speak for themselves: In any case, we did our own little comparison of how much network resources VSee and ooVoo take up. Even Skype offers HD video, but few people are able to actually take advantage of it. So when ooVoo says it offers HD video, while it may work in theory, it’s questionable how well it works in practice. In fact, VSee is able to deliver four HD video feeds simultaneously over a 4G wireless network. VSee’s proprietary technology is designed to use 30-50% less bandwidth than most video calling solutions including ooVoo, WebEx, and Skype, which means that VSee is able to deliver high quality video over some of the weakest networks. I’m not alone when I say that VSee provides some of the highest quality interactive video around.

OOVOO FOR COMPUTER FREE

Of course, the best thing to do is to try out VSee and ooVoo for yourself, especially since both offer free group video calls. While I can’t tell you if VSee is the ooVoo alternative for your needs, I will point out some issues with video quality, collaboration design, and security that may help.

Are VSee and ooVoo really that different? After all we both claim to have HD video conference, ongoing collaboration, free video calls, and no need for fancy equipment.

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