 I'm afraid that video chat may become too popular in the next few months of opening my site. As houstonfly pointed out, it may take 1 mb connection per pair of video chatters, I may hit 100 mb port speed faster than I can provide. I tried disabling video chat via flash apps. Yet it still appears on my desktop feature. Please advise. Guynuked -- Dedicated server and Dolphin-friendly hosting with Zarconia.net |
Video chat is handled through the RMS and not the user's ISP. If you can't handle the RMS needs on your own machine, purchase RMS package (its cheat) from a 3rd vendor. Desktop application still needs some tweeking and they haven't messed with it in a while to get teh bugs worked out. |
Thanks for the info. I'm currently on VPS and do know that I may outgrow the VPS and move onto dedicated once I've maxed out my current resources. Especially video chat part. I talked with my current vps host that I did not see gigabit port offering for dedicated server on their website. They assured me that I may purchase 1 gbps port speed for extra $65 a month. Although I asked what my dedicated speed and allowed burstable speed was. Awaiting response from them. Knowing that I may upgrade to 1 gbps port speed, it reassured my position to allow video chat. Although, I'll monitor resource usage closely. Guynuked -- Dedicated server and Dolphin-friendly hosting with Zarconia.net |
Are you saying that when you completely remove it from the modules, that it is still there? |
I disabled A/V module in flash apps, yet video chat capabilities exist... I'm fine with it as I changed my mind about taking out video chat capablities. I'm going to leave it there. Guynuked -- Dedicated server and Dolphin-friendly hosting with Zarconia.net |
I've noticed this as well. In flash apps I disabled flash chat but the options are all still there.
I intend on adding this later but as of now, it is unnecessary, is there a way to disable? |
