Apple released a not-so-surprising application called FaceTime for Mac. The beta version of this application, which is completely free to download, does just what the name implies.

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t today's Back to the Mac event, Apple released a not-so-surprising
application called FaceTime for Mac. The beta version of this application,
which is completely free to download, does just what the name implies. It
allows you to FaceTime with someone on an iPhone 4, iPod touch, or another
Mac. Though the application hasn’t been out very long, we have compiled
together our favorite tips and tricks for using FaceTime on the Mac.
Tips for FaceTime on Mac 1: Add more than one
email account
FaceTime on the Mac works just as it does on the iPod touch. You use your
Apple ID email address an account with an email address. But, maybe you
use another email address other than your Apple ID email address to
correspond with friends and family. You can add additional email accounts to
the app.

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To enter a new address, simply navigate to FaceTime > Preferences and
under the section labeled "You can be reached for video calls at," specify a
new email address by clicking on the Add Another Email button.
Tips for FaceTime on Mac 2: It works even when
the app isn’t opened
Somewhat surprising is that FaceTime for the Mac works even if the
application isn’t opened and running. When someone sends you a FaceTime
call, the app will open and display a caller preview window similar to what is
displayed on an iPhone or iPod touch. It's always on.

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If you wish to turn off this feature, visit FaceTime > Preferences and toggle the
switch labeled FaceTime from ON to OFF. This will turn off FaceTime on your
Mac.
Tips for FaceTime on Mac 3: Change the Caller ID
If you have multiple email addresses linked to your account, you may want to
change which address shows up when you call someone from your Mac. To
change the caller ID, navigate to FaceTime > Preferences and click on the
email address that shows up under the section labeled Caller ID.

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From the list of email address that are linked from your account, you will be
able to select which one you want to show up when you call someone.
Tips for FaceTime on Mac 4: Switch
microphones
When you’re in a call, you may want to switch the microphone that FaceTime
is using for the call. You can do this by selecting the appropriate microphone
from the video menu.

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Tips for FaceTime on Mac 5: Mute a call
If you need to mute a current call, you can either click the microphone mute
button that appears when you mouse over the FaceTime window, or you can
click mute in the Video menu. This will mute the audio of the call therefore
making you a mime.
Tips for FaceTime on Mac 6: Portrait or
Landscape
The great thing about FaceTime on the iPhone is that you can use the video
feature in either portrait or landscape view. With FaceTime on the Mac, you
can still switch between these two views. When someone on the other end
switches between the views, the Mac version of FaceTime will automatically
flip from portrait to landscape and vice versa.

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In the Mac version of FaceTime, you can also switch your views from portrait
to landscape by clicking either Use Portrait or Use Landscape from the Video
menu. You can also click the small arrow that appears when you mouse over
your video viewer. You can also use Command + R to rotate from portrait or
landscape.
Tips for FaceTime on Mac 7: Enter Full Screen
FaceTime for Mac is also fully capable of doing full screen video. While in a
video chat, click Enter Full Screen from the Video menu, press Command +
Shift + F, or press the small full screen button that appears when you mouse
over the video chat window.
Related Resource:
How To Turn Off FaceTime on Mac?