I am running Facetime version 1.0.3 (167) on MacBook Pro OSx 10.6.8 but Facetime fails to other Mac devices. What version of Facetime can I upgrade to in order to rectify this ?.

I am running Facetime version 1.0.3 (167) on MacBook Pro OSx 10.6.8 but Facetime fails to other Mac devices. What version of Facetime can I upgrade to in order to rectify this ?.

Unable to make or receive FaceTime calls after April 16, 2014

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