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2.
Optionally, choose which camera to use by tapping the Camera
Switch button.
3.
Tap the Record button (which now includes a red recording indicator
instead of a camera icon) to start recording.
4.
Tap the Record button again to stop.
As with photos, the video you shoot is added to the Camera Roll.
Videoconferencing on computers has been around for years—iChat, Skype,
and Windows Messenger are just a few options. But as I've learned recently,
a toddler's desire to sit in front of a computer screen, even when talking to
grandparents, is short-lived. FaceTime on the iPad brings video chatting to
wherever you are, and the capability to switch cameras lets you follow your
subject around or point to something you want to feature (like the child's
latest dance moves).
FaceTime uses your Apple ID to identify itself on the network, so that
other people using FaceTime can connect with you.
1.
Open the Settings app and select FaceTime in the left column.
2.
Enter your Apple ID and password. Or, tap the Create New Account
button to create a new Apple ID.
3.
Tap the Sign In button.
Once you've set up the Apple ID, you can assign other email addresses
(for example, if you don't want to give out your Apple ID to others).
Also in the FaceTime settings, tap the Add Another Email button and
