Update: Walkietalkie now comes with a manual. You should probably read that first.
In fact... here's a link
| Making a call... | Enter the DNS name, or the IP address of the other computer you with to talk with. www.findmyip.com is a good place to find out what your actual internet IP address is. Once the other party knows this, they can enter your IP address, and place a call to you. When WT says that you are being called, click the "Answer" button to answer. |
| Firewalls and Routers | Walkietalkie communicates over UDP port 51981. If you are behind a firewall or are using NAT, you need to forward that port to your computer's IP address. How you do this depends on the Firewall/Router you use to connect to the internet. Other parties will then enter the outside IP address of your Firewall/Router, and it will route the UDP packets to your PC. |
| Selecting the correct audio input source | A good way to test that you are using the correct audio input source on your computer is to try calling yourself. You can call yourself at the Loopback address of 127.0.0.1, and if you can hear yourself speaking into the microphone, then you know you have selected the correct audio input source. If you can't hear yourself, then double-click the speaker icon ( ) on your taskbar. It will bring up a window, from there go to Options>Properties, and click on the "Recording" button. When you click OK, a new window should appear, just check the "select" box below your microphone input source...
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| Still incomplete.. | I'll post more help later... I know this is incomplete. |
Walkietalkie - Setup and Help