Polycom EDOC2501b manual Content Video Definition

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Chapter 4-Configuration

8Define the following parameters:

Table 4-3New SVC Profile - Video Quality Parameters

Field/Option

Description

Content Video Definition

Content Settings	Only Graphics is available in SVC Conferencing Mode for
	transmission of Content. It offers the
	basic mode, intended for normal graphics
	For more information, see "H.239” on page 4-2.

Content Protocol	H.264 Cascade and SVC Optimized is the only available Content
	Protocol for content sharing during SVC-based conferences.
	In this mode, all Content is shared using the H.264 content protocol
	and all endpoints must use the set video resolution and frame rate
	(720p 5fps). Endpoints that do not support these settings cannot
	share content.

9Click the Network Services tab.

The New Profile - Network Services tab opens.

Registration of conferencing entities such as ongoing conferences, Meeting Rooms, and SIP Factories with SIP servers is done per conferencing entity. This allows better control of the number of entities that register with each SIP server. Selective registration is enabled by assigning a conference Profile in which registration is configured for the required conferencing entities. Assigning a conference Profile in which registration is not configure for conferencing entities will prevent them from registering. By default, Registration is disabled in the Conference Profile, and must be enabled in Profiles assigned to conferencing entities that require registration.

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Contents Wave December 2012 eDOC2501B Trademark Information Table of Contents Making an SVC-Based Conference Call Overview Scope of This DocumentAcronym Definitions Intended AudienceAcronym/Term Description Pstn Overview SVC Conferencing Overview SVC Conferencing Solution OverviewOverview of SVC Using the SVC-Based Conferencing Solution Page SVC Conferencing Solution Overview Video Layouts in the Mixed Conference Mode 1Video Layouts for Mixed AVC and SVC Conferences 1Video Layouts for Mixed AVC and SVC Conferences SVC Conferencing Solution Overview SVC Conferencing System Architecture System Architecture for Enterprise DeploymentAccess Plane User PlaneMedia Plane Call Control PlaneManagement and Provisioning Plane RealPresence Access DirectorPolycom System Environment Components RealPresence Virtualization Manager DMARealPresence Collaboration Server RMX RealPresence Collaboration Server 800s, Virtual EditionRealPresence Resource Manager Component Product Version Description InteroperabilityTypical SVC-Based Conference Deployment Scenario EndpointsSVC Support for Endpoints Endpoint SVC SupportEndpoint SVC Support Supported Features in the RealPresence Collaboration Server EncryptionPresentation Mode Content SVC Conferencing System Architecture Configuration To define an SVC Only ProfileNew Profile General dialog box opens Field/Option Description New Profile Advanced dialog box opens At the End When Last Participant Remains Only one At the End After Last participant Quits All the participantsContent Video Definition Cascade and SVC Optimized is the only available ContentParameter Description IP Network Services To define an SVC Only Profile 5New SVC Profile General Parameters Field/Option Description 6New SVC Profile Advanced Parameters Click the Audio Settings tab 8New SVC Profile Audio Settings Parameters New Profile Network Services dialog box is displayed Field/Option Description IP Network Services Using Video Resources for a Mixed AVC and SVC Conference Resource Report Configuring the RealPresence Virtualization Manager DMA Making a Conference Call Making an SVC-Based Conference CallPoint-to-Point Calls Video Layouts for Point-to-Point Calls Multipoint Conferences Video Layouts2Video Layouts for Multipoint Conferences Number Participants RealPresence Desktop RealPresence Mobile Making an SVC-Based Conference Call Solution Specifications Appendix SVC-Based Conferencing Solution SpecificationsFeature Description Feature Description RP Collaboration Resource Type Server RMX Supported Conferencing FeaturesPer MPMx card MCU Supported Resolutions