Hi,
Is there any way to add 'network' video calling to an HTC Sensation?
I can Skype and use other third party software apps to video call over the internet but I was curious to know if I can add something to add a network video call to my Sensation to make video calls straight over the network?
My mate's S2 can video call and on occasion I'd like to call them without having to use Skype as at the moment I have to call him, tell him to turn on Skype then recall on Skype to make a video call.
Thanks
It would help to know what carrier and ROM you are using and if your phone is rooted or not.
HTC Sensation on Three UK, rooted handset, leaked HTC ICS ROM.
Thanks
Guessing that's a 'NO' then
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Hello,my girlfriend has just purchased a used polaris with a cooked rom,the problem is that the dialler hasn't the selection for video calls,Also when she has an incoming video call the backlight is open but no answering choice is appeared,thus cannot make or receive video calls.Have you any solution?
thanks.
Does your network provider support 3G, that's my only guess. As you need a 3G network to be able to Video Call, if not, maybe try flashing a new cooked rom onto the phone.
Also make sure your dialler supports video calls, just do a search for 3g dialler or video dialler.
Lokosis said:
Does your network provider support 3G, that's my only guess. As you need a 3G network to be able to Video Call, if not, maybe try flashing a new cooked rom onto the phone.
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Yes my operator support 3g video calls,the point is that dialler not appeared the choice for video call.I will try to find another dialler, have you something in your mind?
I never use video but you could try here http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=489409&highlight=video+dialer for a list of 3g dialers
i'm using c_shekar rom and have a same problem, and also my device detected as if it has no built in cam, but the camera can take photos or videos for sure
Is there some way to make 3g video calls over your carriers network and not through other apps like google talk, skype etc
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Is there some way to make 3g video calls over your carriers network and not through other apps like google talk, skype etc
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In order for video calling to work you must use some app, and the ones you just mentioned happen to be the most popular.
I am a new to android and asked this as i could always make video call on my touch hd wm without going for any other application with normal airtime call charges.
i have searched a lot for any software that supports video calling on this phone but i didn't found any... I think this is java phone...
so can anyone guide me how can i make a video call with any software from this phone via wifi?
I need it badly..thanks for your time for reading it
No one will help me?
Is there no software for video calling on this cell phone?
J2ME is limited so video calling is impossible unless the firmware supports it.
Touch Menu
Touch Contacts
Touch the contact you want to call
Touch the phone icon next to the phone number
Touch the Video call icon in the centre of the screen.
this is what i found hope it works
Alright guys, at the risk of sounding very, very, stupid, I have this question:
How do you utilize the front camera in phone calls?
My friend was doing a conference call on his iPhone the other day and I wanted to do the same, only to realize mid-call that I don't have a camera button available on the menu. Is it even possible to make video calls? I assume that this problem can be rectified via skype calls and such, but I'd like to see if there are any stock options first. You know, something like the iPhone.
Google talk built into the phone, but you would need both parties to have it to work.
Sent from my HTC One X using xda premium
The video call feature on the iPhone is called Facetime, and only works via WiFi. So its actually less capable than Skype or (as mentioned above) Google Talk.
Try Tango video calls.
Now that I have successfully rooted my phone, thanks to Wizzrah's Evita toolkit, i'm looking to resolve a problem with call recording.
There are a plethora of call recording apps on the market but they all require speakerphone to record both sides of the conversation which is often not ideal. In the old days of Android version 2, some phones had what they call 'hardware-based" call recording which is reportedly no longer available unless you change ROMs or hack the device, which I now finally have the capability of doing.
The easiest way to see this anomaly in action is to download one of the very best call recording apps here https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.appstar.callrecorderpro&hl=en and try changing the source. It won't let you because it says the phone doesn't support 'hardware-based' recording.
If anyone knows how to get past this, I would appreciate the help very much!