Expand the scope of videoconferencing to support variable speed connectivity capabilities. Low-end 384 upto 1.5 meg. Support comprehensive configuration for audio, video and collaborative computing. Provides network monitoring tools. Endorsed by leading industry vendors and organizations, including Cisco Systems, Microsoft, PictureTel, VCON and Intel.
Conferences can include endpoints with various capabilities.
An H.323 compliant multimedia terminal can share the data portion of a videoconference with a T.120 data-only terminal, while sharing, video, audio and data with other H.323 clients. Desktop video conferencing will use the existing Switched Local and ATM Wide Area networks as a method to transport video, audio and data from one desktop, server or conference room video system to one or more video enabled desktops within or outside the VCCS Intranet. Network congestion will also impact videoconferencing calls, as bursty data traffic competes with H.323 videoconfering. All of these variables affect what we see, hear and share on our current Local and Wide Area Networks. An individual should be able to use their desktop video conferencing capabilities anytime based on availability of network resources.