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  | MGC WebCommander User’s Guide | 
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  | Interlaced Video is enabled only in the Video  | |
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  | Switching mode.  | 
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  | improves the video quality in Video Switching (VSW)  | 
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  | conferences, set to NTSC or PAL (4CIF) resolution.  | 
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  | Select either 50 Fields (PAL) or 60 Fields (NTSC). | 
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  | Second (FPS) for NTSC and 50 FPS for PAL  | 
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  | systems. The interlaced video mechanism takes two  | 
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  | separate video frames and merges them into a  | 
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  | single frame. For example, NTSC is transmitted at  | 
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  | 30 FPS and during the process of transmission  | 
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  | frame A consists of “240 even” lines and frame B  | 
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  | consists of “240 odd” lines.  | 
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  | When frames A and B are merged into a single  | 
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  | frame, the result is total number of 480 lines. The  | 
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  | totals of their frame speed are also added together,  | 
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  | 30FPS + 30FPS, resulting in a frame resolution of  | 
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  | 60FPS.  | 
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  | Note: When a conference is set to any   | 
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  | option, endpoints sending a   | 
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  | resolution (for example, NTSC instead of PAL or  | 
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  | resolution, connect as secondary (Audio Only).  | 
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  | Dual Stream Mode  | In this mode, one of the endpoints sends two video  | 
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  | streams: Video and data. The video streams are  | 
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  | handled differently by the receiving endpoint. The  | 
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  | different streams may be shown on separate  | 
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  | screens.  | 
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  | Select one of the following options:  | 
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  | None - The Dual Video mode is unavailable. In such  | 
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  | a case Video Protocol is set to Auto.  | 
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  | H.239 and People+Content - H.239 and  | 
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  | People+Content are very similar in function, but  | 
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  | differ in the type of signaling used for each protocol.  | 
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  | People+Content is the Polycom proprietary protocol  | 
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  | while H.239 is the industry standard.  | 
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