Polycom PRS 2000 Administrator Guide

Capturing Your Experience

 

 

Presets were discussed in an earlier section. It should be noted however, that presets map to configuration files. As such, a user can define different presets lists for different configuration files. This capability is helpful in use cases again where the system is mobile and different A/V equipment is available in each room and studio.

Finally, the video mix also maintains its settings within the configuration files. This includes saved templates, images used as backdrops, and video and audio levels.

Events

Events can enhance a presentation with the ability to add meaningful data to the presentation during a recording. A presenter can create a chapter point in any part of a presentation, insert captions which will appear in the closed captioning area of the interface, or insert search terms into any point in a recording allowing the user to search on a keyword to locate a specific portion of a presentation.

A Presenter can also add post-production Events to signify to the video editor, including specific notes for the editor as well as segments of the video to be removed via the Polycom PRS 2000 Mark In/Out feature.

The Events feature is only accessible in the Polycom PRS 2000 Operator Interface and appears on the right window column under the Events tab.

NOTE: Polycom PRS 2000 Events are only used with the Polycom Rich Experience player output type.

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2000, PRS 2000 specifications

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One of the standout features of the Polycom 2000 and 2400 phones is their exceptional audio quality. Utilizing Polycom's Acoustic Clarity technology, both models deliver natural-sounding audio, allowing participants to speak and listen simultaneously. This creates a more fluid conversation and reduces the effort usually required to communicate effectively in group calls. The devices also incorporate a full-duplex microphone system, which enables clear sound pickup from all sides of the room, and ensures that even those far away from the phone can be heard without straining.

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Additionally, the Polycom 2400 model comes equipped with an integrated LCD, enhancing visual interaction during meetings. It also offers advanced functionality such as call management features, customizable settings, and the ability to connect to a PC or mobile device for added convenience.

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