Hey guys. I've got a MacBook here that refuses to multisession video chat over WiFi.
The single-camera icons appears next to everybody's name when I'm connected over WiFi; and before someone suggests a bandwidth issue (a la Apple's KB), I've got four bars on the connection, and if I plug the MacBook in via Ethernet iChat will video chat just fine.
So it's not a bandwidth issue, as 802.11g should be more than fast enough and our internet connection is more than fast enough (as Ethernet works).
The CIO who is currently out of the country has no problem multisession video chatting with other people here in the building. He isn't able to invite this MacBook into the chat. Why am I having this problem? (i've seen it happen to random computers at CompUSA once in a while, too, actually).
I would like help ASAP since right now the CIO would like to invite my boss's boss to a video conference.
The single-camera icons appears next to everybody's name when I'm connected over WiFi; and before someone suggests a bandwidth issue (a la Apple's KB), I've got four bars on the connection, and if I plug the MacBook in via Ethernet iChat will video chat just fine.
So it's not a bandwidth issue, as 802.11g should be more than fast enough and our internet connection is more than fast enough (as Ethernet works).
The CIO who is currently out of the country has no problem multisession video chatting with other people here in the building. He isn't able to invite this MacBook into the chat. Why am I having this problem? (i've seen it happen to random computers at CompUSA once in a while, too, actually).
I would like help ASAP since right now the CIO would like to invite my boss's boss to a video conference.
