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Jeevan
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Sun Mar 20, 2005 5:10 pm Post subject:
IP video on shared broadband |
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Hi there,
I would like to have an economical ip video conferenceing solution with good
video quality and integrated elearning tools for elearning purpose. It
should work on 256 kbps shared (1 x 4) broardband connection. Can any one
help me with some really goods softaware / solutions?
Thomas |
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Brian Sullivan MVP
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Mon Mar 21, 2005 6:17 am Post subject:
Re: IP video on shared broadband |
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On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 17:28:46 +0530, Jeevan wrote:
| Quote: | Hi there,
I would like to have an economical ip video conferenceing solution with good
video quality and integrated elearning tools for elearning purpose.
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What does "video conferencing" mean in this context. NetMeeting along
supports one to one audio video calling -- is that acceptable?
What "elearning tools" are you interested in?
| Quote: | should work on 256 kbps shared (1 x 4) broardband connection. Can any one
help me with some really goods softaware / solutions?
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I am not sure what 256kbps shared means and how it is shared. If you are
behind a NAT router of some kind only one party will be able to have
NetMeeting audio/video connections(unless you install a gateway/gatekeeper
on a separate server).
The connection speed does not really indicate that bandwidth throughput.
The indicated bandwidth might be enough for one audio/video call connection
at medium setting video size(but that is just a guess -- you would have to
do some testing to see what works for your situation)
--
Brian Sullivan (MVP)
Meeting by Wire ( www.meetingbywire.com) |
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Brian Sullivan MVP
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Mon Mar 21, 2005 8:14 am Post subject:
Re: IP video on shared broadband |
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On Mon, 21 Mar 2005 08:38:16 +0530, Jeevan wrote:
| Quote: | Dear Brain,
Iam looking for something like ' interwise' software ( interwise.com) but
with much better video quality. I llok for a ready solution software. The
interaction will be one to many aas teacher lectures to a group of students.
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Well unless you are going to mount an H.323 MCU/Conference server
NetMeeting will not provide the one to many video that you need. I am not
conversant with Interwise so I can't comment on its video quality but I
doubt if you will get acceptable video quality with any tool on the
internet.
I will repeat what I have said in the past -- the internet is a *very*
hostile place for real time audio/video of any kind - in its present form
it generally just doesn't work for real time video conferencing.
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Brian Sullivan (MVP)
Meeting by Wire ( www.meetingbywire.com) |
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Jeevan
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Mon Mar 21, 2005 8:14 am Post subject:
Re: IP video on shared broadband |
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Dear Brain,
Iam looking for something like ' interwise' software ( interwise.com) but
with much better video quality. I llok for a ready solution software. The
interaction will be one to many aas teacher lectures to a group of students.
Jeevan
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| Quote: | On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 17:28:46 +0530, Jeevan wrote:
Hi there,
I would like to have an economical ip video conferenceing solution with
good
video quality and integrated elearning tools for elearning purpose.
What does "video conferencing" mean in this context. NetMeeting along
supports one to one audio video calling -- is that acceptable?
What "elearning tools" are you interested in?
should work on 256 kbps shared (1 x 4) broardband connection. Can any
one
help me with some really goods softaware / solutions?
I am not sure what 256kbps shared means and how it is shared. If you are
behind a NAT router of some kind only one party will be able to have
NetMeeting audio/video connections(unless you install a gateway/gatekeeper
on a separate server).
The connection speed does not really indicate that bandwidth throughput.
The indicated bandwidth might be enough for one audio/video call
connection
at medium setting video size(but that is just a guess -- you would have to
do some testing to see what works for your situation)
--
Brian Sullivan (MVP)
Meeting by Wire ( www.meetingbywire.com) |
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