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Mac OS X 10.4: iChat system requirements
In Mac OS X 10.4 Tiger, iChat lets you audio conference with up to nine additional people and video conference with up to three additional people. Here are the system requirements you need to initiate or participate in audio and video chats and conferences in iChat.
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