Desktop sharing / Webinar Software

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#127370 8-Aug-2013 06:27

I have the need to share my desktop with my clients, generally this is in a 1 vs 1 situation. I have tried Anymeeting.com and was disappointed with the stutteryness of it. Obviously upload is a huge fact, however I am on cable and get approx 9-10 Mbps consistently. So the second factor would be that anymeeting is based in the US and so circumnavigation is a factor.

Are there any products that people reccomend for 1v1 desktop sharing. I do not want to limit myself to Cloud based products only if there are better options. This is for sales of a product, so the last thing I want is stuttery slow screen casting.

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#873628 8-Aug-2013 06:36

Cisco gotomeeting. Is a very nice solution. A 30 day trial is availabe at the site http://www.gotomeeting.com.au At about 650 per year it's the shizzel if your in bizzel.

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#873636 8-Aug-2013 07:29

TeamViewer. Super easy for you and customers. You can brand it if you want. You can do ad hoc or set up a set of computers you regularly control. Free for personal use.

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#873658 8-Aug-2013 08:24

Cisco WebEx

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#873691 8-Aug-2013 09:24

Thanks, looking through these now!

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#873694 8-Aug-2013 09:30

Skype has screen sharing as well.

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#873696 8-Aug-2013 09:33

Skype does this as well for free along with Teamviewer. Although with Skype you also get the benefit of Video/Audio conferencing.

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#873718 8-Aug-2013 10:31

billgates: Skype does this as well for free along with Teamviewer. Although with Skype you also get the benefit of Video/Audio conferencing.

I believe teamviewer has some kind of voice and/or video conferencing but Ive never tried them, I've always been on Skype while using team-viewer

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#873719 8-Aug-2013 10:34

Google Hangout.

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#873985 8-Aug-2013 16:19

I like https://join.me/ by LogMeIn, browser based for the "viewer" end so no software install needed.

The software install for the "presenter" is small, easy to use and deals with multiple monitors pretty well.

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#874023 8-Aug-2013 17:33

Teamviewer works really well for desktop sharing and webinar's.

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#874236 8-Aug-2013 21:16

Lots of options, I am going to test a few beofre next week. I do like the idea of the not having to have my customers install software, however frustrating the servers generally go to the US, which isnt always the best connection..

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#874259 8-Aug-2013 21:38

chiefie: Google Hangout.

That's what I use with my daughter in the US. Can do video and screen share.

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