How to enter Facetime with International iPhone4?

Question

I have the iPod Touch4, trying Facetime with International iPhone friends. How should I enter their phone number? Does it need any 011+country code etc?
My friend called me through Facetime, but it keeps on 'Connecting' after I answered. Same to as I called my friend through Facetime, it keeps on 'Connecting' after she answered. If I end the connecting, it will mark I have missed call.

Answer 1

David K Chan wrote:
I have the iPod Touch4, trying Facetime with International iPhone friends. How should I enter their phone number?
Here is how I do it from my iPod touch when I want to FaceTime to an iPhone, foreign or domestic:
• Touch the contact card if one is already established
  • If not, touch "+" to create a new card
• Touch the "Edit" button
• Touch the label in front of the phone number if you already have a number
  • If not, touch the label in front of the word "Phone"
• Select "iPhone"
• Key in the number
• Add any other desired info
• Touch "Done" to save the contact
Does it need any 011+country code ...
Use the "+" sign in front of the country code for FaceTime calls to iPhones. (+1 in your example)
None of my successful FaceTime testing to iPhones in other countries starts with "0".
Every successful FaceTime test I have connected to iPhones in other countries from my iPod touch has taken the form as follows:
  "+Country Code" followed by a space and the phone number.
Some of these phone numbers also contain spaces. (UK example, +44 #### ######)
... etc?
No
My friend called me through Facetime, but it keeps on 'Connecting' after I answered. Same to as I called my friend through Facetime, it keeps on 'Connecting' after she answered. If I end the connecting, it will mark I have missed call.
Everything you report is a symptom of not trying FaceTime but not making a connection. Consider the following:
(1) We cannot yet tell which end(s?) of the connection has the problem. Get this answer first.
Can either of you connect with anyone else? If not, both of you should test with someone else who knows his FaceTime works. Either or both can test with me if you don't have other contacts. Click my name at left for FaceTime contact info. I did not see a location for you, but the best time to test with me is 14:00 GMT - 03:00 GMT. I answer test calls whenever I am available, so try later if I miss you.
(2) If one of you cannot connect to anyone, try from a different hot spot. If only one of you move to a different hot spot at a time, you should be able to track down which end of the connection is the cause of the problem.
If you can connect from somewhere else but continue to fail when you return to your usual wi-fi connection, you need to troubleshoot your wireless access. If you know someone who has FaceTime working, an easy first test is to ask him to come to your problem location and try to contact someone via your wi-fi.
(3) Consider all relevant info from http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4319
(4) Sometimes merely turning Airplane Mode or FaceTime off and then immediately back on in Settings will renew your wi-fi connection and get things sorted.
(5) Restarting your iPod may fix your problem: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1430
Message was edited by: EZ Jim
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