You will experience the same thing if you stream videos through applications like Netflix or YouTube. When your iPhone is processing a lot of video its CPU (Central Processing Unit) has to work very hard and makes the iPhone become warm to the touch. To turn the video back on tap the Camera button again and then tap the camera you want to switch on. Tap the Camera button and select the No Camera option. Yes, at any time during a Skype video call you can choose to turn off the video. To resume the call, simply tap the hold symbol on the screen. Tap and hold down the microphone button to put the call on hold.
While on a Skype video call the sound will always be played through the loudspeaker, unless a headset is plugged into the device.ĭuring a video call tap your screen to display the camera and microphone controls. Double tapping again will take the picture back to its normal size. In both portrait and landscape mode double tapping anywhere on your screen will zoom the picture to take up the full extent of the screen. If you turn your device into landscape mode, the camera picture will automatically rotate. If you have an iPhone 3GS it will always use the rear camera. If you have an iPhone or iPod touch with two cameras – front and rear – you will be able to switch between them during a Skype video call. The quality of the video will depend upon the available network conditions. You can make Skype video calls by using a WiFi or 3G connection*.
The contacts you are calling must be using one of the following Skype clients: Make sure your device is running iOS 4.0 or above and that you are using Skype for iPhone 3.0 or above. Your contacts will only be able to see you if your device has a camera. To make video calls with your contacts, you will need an iPhone 4, iPhone 3GS, 3rd generation iPod touch, 4th generation iPod touch or an iPad. The following questions and answers will help you get started with using Skype video calls on your iPhone. How do I make video calls with Skype for iPhone?
In a help document (pulled now) published on the official Skype site, details were posted about making video calling from Skype for iPhone app to the Skype clients running on other platforms such as Windows and Mac. It looks like Skype is soon going to bring video calling to iPhone and iPod touch.
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