OctroVideo—Stream live video using your Windows OS phone

[octro]

Octro, Inc (developers of OctroTalk) has released a new application OctroVideo. You can stream live video and your buddies can view this video anywhere around the globe. All you need is Windows OS phone with built-in camera.

Download and install OctroVideo application from www.octro.com. Register at http://video.octro.com. Launch OctroVideo application on your phone. Select the menu Stream to begin streaming. Your buddies will enter your user name and can view video at video.octro.com.

[rainfreak]

Where the hell were you with this yesterday? My wife could have had it running on her Treo 700wx while at Cedar Point today and sent me videos of my kids!

J/K... nice find, thanks.

[rainfreak]

Ok, so I downloaded and installed it on my titan and eveytime that I run it, it says the stream starts and then the app closes. And there seems to be no real help on their web site. Cool idea, but...

[djheir]

Is this any better than ComVu?

[TweetyBear]

very cool app. haven't tried it yet but will soon

[ggoldfingerd]

Originally Posted by rainfreak

Ok, so I downloaded and installed it on my titan and eveytime that I run it, it says the stream starts and then the app closes. And there seems to be no real help on their web site. Cool idea, but...

Same thing happens to me. I hope they fix it, neat idea. I am running No2chem 5067-k.

Has anyone else got this program running on their phone?

[varaff]

I second that; It crashes on DCD 3.2 for the Titan.

[rainfreak]

Originally Posted by ggoldfingerd

Same thing happens to me. I hope they fix it, neat idea. I am running No2chem 5067-k.

Has anyone else got this program running on their phone?

Same exact build that I am running...

[dtuma1980]

It crashed the second I tried to stream, I am running OMJ on a Sprint Vogue (6900).

Anyone having luck with this one?

[rainfreak]

Originally Posted by djheir

Is this any better than ComVu?

Nope, considering I can't get it to work. But ComVu works great for me