Chapter 2-Additional Conferencing Information
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When set to YES, the RMX checks frame rate, bit rate, resolution,
annexes and all other parameters of the Content mode as declared by
an endpoint during the capabilities negotiation phase. If the endpoint
does not support the Content capabilities of the MCU the participant
will not be able to send or receive content over a dedicated content
channel. The flag’s default value is NO.
If the System Flag, does not exist in the system, it must be created
using the RMX Menu – Setup option. For more information see the
RMX 2000 Administrator’s Guide, "Modifying System Flags” on
page16-10.
Entry Queues
• The selection of either H.263 or Up to H.264 in the Entry Queue Profile
does not affect how Content is shared.
• When the endpoint is moved to the conference from the Entry Queue,
the endpoint shares Content according to the guidelines set out under
Endpoint Capabilities and according to the content protocol that is
defined for the target conference.
Cascade Links
Content is shared across a Cascaded Link using H.263 irrespective of
whether either or both the cascade-enabled Entry Queue and the
Cascaded Link have Up to H.264 Content sharing defined in their profiles.
Defining Content Sharing Parameters for a Conference
To define Content Sharing Parameters:
1In the RMX Management pane, click Conference Profiles.
2In the Conference Profiles pane, click New Profile.
The New Profile – General dialog box opens.
3Define the Profile General parameters.
4Optional. Click the Advanced tab and define additional conference
parameters.