How do we send live images over the phone line directly to another PC?

How do we capture video images on the PC and immediately send over the telephone line directly to another PC to be viewed?



What software is used to capture and send the images over?



It is not just a small camera for a face to face meeting, but the full recording of a video recorder or a video cam camera.How do we send live images over the phone line directly to another PC?
You need to install a video streaming server.

Both Real and Microsoft allow you to download their basic video streaming server.How do we send live images over the phone line directly to another PC?
If that could be done, we would have Video phones.



What you are asking for requires a few mega bits of data, the 'normal' telephone line allows about 64 kilo bits.How do we send live images over the phone line directly to another PC?
For sending images from your phone you can email them to your self, use blue tooth or install the software that you got with the phone and use the USB able.



Open a gmail account and set up outlook by inputting the incoming and outgoing gmail server address as well as your own new gmail address and password. There are other steps to follow here depending on which version of outlook you use: http://products.secureserver.net/email/e鈥?/a>

Gmail allow free pop forwarding and allow you to send large files.



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I haven't done it yet, but I have two bluetooth USB dongles coming and I intend to transfer files from one computer to the other, My understanding is that I'd be able to send/recieve images from/to my blue tooth enabled Cell phone, to/from my blue tooth enabled computers. There were cheaper Blue tooth dongle availible for the computer (~$9) but the ones I bought were about $20 a piece. I was looking on Youtube for related videos and didn't find any to address what I had in mind, but there were some that hinted to this possibilty. If I have any luck, I might make a video showing this off.