Video conferencing commences as a live streaming of videos for a face-to-face meeting without physical presence between two or more participants at various locations. It leverages video telephonic devices to have a formal conversation between business associates; address a large population at a formal event, candidate’s interview by universities or companies, diplomatic delegation, and more.
Video phones: Mobile smartphones and some telephones have the capability to transmit and receive video calls in real time. These phones use the inbuilt digital camera and microphone of the telephone devices to transmit video calls. The capabilities of the cameras can be enhanced to transmit videos to multiple ends or members.
All of the above-mentioned application uses the internet to connect two or more end users for video conferencing or video calls.
Effective Audio For Video Conferencing
White Paper By: Clear One
For the success of any audio conference, the quality of the voice transmission line is crucial. Voice quality in a video conference is impacted by the acoustics of at least two rooms – the caller and the listener. Today, most audio conferencing endpoint products (speakers, microphones, and audio mixing controls) are full-duplex systems, providing the same kind of interaction one gets...
Advanced Beamforming Microphone Array Technology For Corporate Conferencing Systems
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Beamforming is a signal processing technique carried out by a processor using input from the beamforming microphone array. Advanced beamforming techniques employ interference patterns to change the directionality of the array, so that information collected from the various microphones can be combined to give preference to the expected acoustic patterns. With good design and engineering,...
The Value Of Standalone Video Endpoints
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Standalone video endpoints are now available to allow organizations to grow their adoption of video conferencing and offer easy to use, full-featured, technology. These systems are designed for small and medium-sized organizations or for secondary sites of larger enterprises. The concept of standalone endpoints marries well with the BYOD (bring your own device) trend and can reduce cost and...
Driving Adoption of Video Conferencing
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Dynamic changes in the global communications environment – decreasing network and equipment costs and the need for businesses to compete in a global economy – continue to propel the adoption of video conferencing at a rapid rate. For those organizations who have found video conferencing of value, the process they followed to drive adoption helped make video conferencing a...
Driving video conferencing ROI
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Understanding the current state of video conferencing and focusing on return on investment can help organizations increase usage of the technology and better understand its benefits. The use of video conferencing has the potential of increasing productivity and efficiency by reducing unproductive travel time, preventing meeting delays, creating shorter & more structured meetings, and...
The Value Of Software-Based Video Codecs
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Software-based video codecs, for a variety of reasons, offers developers and users the flexibility needed to upgrade information and technology as it is needed, thereby eliminating expensive hardware. The advent of software-based codecs, compared to hardware-based codecs, offers value in many ways. This whitepaper provides insights that will help you to understand the value of...