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The video conference feature is unique because it is a multi-point video conference feature where all video feeds are routed through the conferencing server (client/server design and not peer-to-peer). Any user in a conference with a USB compatible video camera can use this feature. For best performance USB 2.0 compatible cameras connected to a USB 2.0 Port are recommended.
The video conferencing feature offers many options to control the quality of the video presentation. A summary of all the options is listed in the tables below.
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Watch |
Activates the video from the server. This feature is typically used by conference users who want to receive the video feed. |
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Show |
This feature allows the Host to force all users to view the video feed. |
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Hide |
Stops the video stream to users who see the video when the host selected Show. Note: This option does not stop the video stream for users who selected the Watch option. |
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Pause Video |
This feature stops the video feed to all users. |
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Play Video |
This feature activates the video for all users. |
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Play |
Activates the video feed to the server |
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Capture Device |
Determines which video camera to use |
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Properties |
Controls the visual contrast of the video feed |
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Frames Per Second (FPS) |
Determines the FPS of the video feed. The higher the number the more bandwidth is used. (30 FPS is the default) |
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Video Size (176x144, 320x240 or 640x480) |
Controls the size of the video viewing area |
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Quality
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Sets the quality of the video output. The options are High, Medium & Poor. High produces the best quality and most bandwidth. Poor is light on bandwidth usage but quality is sacrificed |
