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A Test with High Definition Video Conferencing
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By AviPublished:
Mon, 28 Jul 2008 17:58:58 +0000
Updated:
Mon, 28 Jul 2008 18:05:24 +0000
Published:
28 Jul 2008
Published:
5:58 pm
Updated:
6:05 pm
Categories: Mobility • Multimedia
Tags: lang:en tech:yes
I just participated in very successful proof of technology with Siemens OpenScape video conferencing products.
We made a point-to-point SIP high definition video conference over a local area network. Another test used H.323 protocol. We also included my SIP-enabled Nokia E61i in the conference over the office WiFi network in a direct multipoint call simply calling my phone’s IP address. Crystal clear sound.
The equipment statistics showed the following:
Video
- 1280×720 resolution (720p HD) at 30 frames per second
- H.264 compression
- aprox. 1780 kilobits per second for the compressed video stream
Audio
- AAC-LC compression
- aprox. 70 kilobits per second for the compressed audio stream
Total of aprox. 1850 kbps for excellent and smooth audio and video quality.