The Skype team has just released a beta version of Skype for Windows 5. The brand new version introduces free video calling in friends that supports as much as 5 people. Everybody in the group are able to see and hear each other. The video call feature is advertised as a  free video call trial offer suggests so it becomes a payment feature in future versions of Skype, as when the last version is released in May Skype. It is in beta that means there could be more upgrading is possible.

To make video calls to each participant in the group video call group needs to perform the beta of Skype 5. For calls in groups then you can begin using the Add button to invite people in conversation and then clicking Video Call button later. Skype call in groups require a fast Net connection and a “reasonably” PC. However, Group calls are billed as a brand new bonus features that developers can make their debut in 2010, which suggests that there will be additional payment functions.

The list of release notes, other improvements and new features in Skype beta 5 will undoubtedly be possible. If any user find bugs or have any suggestion regarding its feature, then he can suggest to Skype. Interested users can download Skype Beta 5 for Windows on the state Skype website

Group video calling works with beta 5 and only supports Windows operating system. All people on the decision must have this version of Skype, because on other version it doesn’t work. For calls your PC must have 1GHz processor, at the least 256 MB of RAM and should have webcam with good pixel (for clear image).