Remote end can't see my video, I can see them.

this like you need to reinstall your yahoo messanger to fix the problem

First yahoo messenger program provides only the typewritten areas with pictures and videos display screens. usually the computer has to be provided with required input devices like microphones, web cameras to allow media to intergration into the network. The computer requires output devices like speakers to produce audible effects achieved during the chat functions. Once the computers input out put devices that complement the user display experinces are installed, the yahoo messanger chat program provides the threshold for electroinic teleconferiing. Observe the computer for devices availability that contribute towards chat media displays. Also, check the computer programs compartibity. For example, the computers display systems known of prior inovation did not allow for video and audio displays of connections from another devices. Recent computer have the entire built structures to complement the multimedia either audio or video displays.

update your messenger or uninstall and download and install newer version of yahoo messenger

Hi! please check add-in's or update your messenger software but don't try for calling mail in built messanger

tell her to properly set the webcam
1 tell her to install yahoo messanger and u also install it then create yahoo account both of u then log in with that account to yahoo messanger then plugin the webcam to see ur video then go to action menu on yahoo messanger and click on view my webcam then broadcast ur video. then properly configure ur audio as well as video settings in the yahoo messanger then u invite ur friend to view the cam she will be able to see u as well as u will be able to see her...... then enjoy ur big chatting hours... happy chatting

too bad for you

Dont use yahoo messenger for ACER ASPIRE ONE not compatible, I suggest use SKYPE messenger text chat, video and voice call as well work great.

Yahoo messenger work only video and text chat only but voice call not work.

Skype messenger works video and voice call works perfectly.

hi friend,
there are many messanger in the web you can search and work with any other messanger . if you want to work with the yahoo messanger first thing you have to check is where you connect the mic in the port. there are three pins in the sound card in the back panel in your laptop. one is for output sound and input and mic port . if you connected it well . after you have check the sound driver software is correctly installed.

1. Right click the My computer icon and goto properties and hardware tab and in that check the all the sound and multimedia devices are installed.
2. you can reinstall the software if you have.
3. you can download from the internet by search laptop brand name.
4. then install the driver software then try it.

an inform to fixya.com

bye friend.

instal ur audio drivers once again and restart the computer then try or else check for better connectivity of probes connected to the audio jacks properly or not

Hi,

I had the same problem(s) with Vista and Yahoo Chat. I ended up with a simple workaround that doesn't involve downloading codecs etc., from 'suspicious' places, that may or may not work with your particular flavor of Vista..

First, go here: http://www.ymessengerblog.com/blog/2008/05/29/new-release-of-yahoo-messenger-90-beta/ and get the newest Yahoo Messenger 9.

Then go into a Yahoo Chat room. (I'd suggest one of the romance ones as there are usually quite a few attention strarved women and desperate men chatting away on mics.) When you click on the "Voice" button, you'll probably see this,
"this computer does not appear to have input, or it is not configured correctly" (which doesn't seem a whole lot better than the original compression issues,) BUT, all you have to do is plug in a microphone and everything works just tickety-boo. If you don't have a mic, just plug some headphones INTO the INPUT for the mic. You'll still hear everything just fine through your speakers.

It's not an ideal solution but unless someone out there remembers more than I do about their days as a 'sound guy' for local bands, it shouldn't do any harm.

Good luck.