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RMX 2000 Administrator's Guide Version 7.6.1 - Polycom

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Chapter 1-Conference Profiles<br />

Video quality in Continuous Presence mode is affected by the conference line rate (that<br />

determines the maximum line rate to be used by the connecting endpoints), and the video<br />

capabilities of the endpoints such as the video protocol, video resolution and frame rate.<br />

Video Protocols support in CP conferences<br />

The video protocol selected by the system determines the video compression standard used<br />

by the endpoints. In Continuous Presence conferences, the system selects the best video<br />

protocol for each of the endpoint according to he endpoint’s capabilities.<br />

The following Video protocols are supported in CP conferences:<br />

• H.261 - the legacy video compression algorithm mandatory to all endpoints. It is used<br />

by endpoints that do not support other protocols.<br />

• H.263 - a video compression algorithm that provides a better video quality than H.261.<br />

This standard is not supported by all endpoints.<br />

• H.264 Base Profile - a video compression standard that offers improved video quality,<br />

especially at line rates lower than 384 Kbps.<br />

H.264 High Profile allows higher quality video to be transmitted at lower line rates.<br />

• RTV - a video protocol that provides high quality video conferencing capability to<br />

Microsoft OCS (Office Communicator Server) endpoints at resolutions up to HD720p30.<br />

(SIP only).<br />

Video Switching (VSW) Conferencing<br />

In Video Switching mode all participants see the same video picture (full screen). The current<br />

speaker is displayed in full screen on all the participants' endpoints, while the speaker sees<br />

the previous speaker. Switching between participants is voice-activated; whenever a<br />

participant starts to speak, he or she becomes the conference speaker and is viewed on all<br />

screens. All conference participants must use the same line rate and video parameters such<br />

as video protocol, frame rate, annexes and interlaced video mode as no video processing is<br />

performed. Endpoints that are unable to meet these requirements connect as Secondary<br />

(audio only)<br />

<strong>Guide</strong>lines<br />

• Only H.264 Base and High Profile video protocols are supported in Video Switching<br />

Conferences.<br />

• Video Switching conferences can be set to one of the following resolutions, depending<br />

on the capabilities of the endpoints connecting to the conference:<br />

— H.264 1080p30<br />

— H.264 720p30<br />

— H.264 720p60<br />

— H.264 SD 30<br />

— H.264 CIF (from version 7.6)<br />

— H.263 CIF (from version 7.6)<br />

— H.261 CIF (from version 7.6)<br />

• Video Switching conferencing mode is unavailable to ISDN participants.<br />

<strong>Polycom</strong>, Inc. 1-3

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