
1 Welcome to the VCB
2 Emblaze-VCON VCB5 User’s Guide
The VCB includes the Conference Moderator, which provides administrators and
users with the ability to schedule conferences in advance and to manage them
remotely. At the appointed time, the Conference Moderator initiates the conference
and connects the conference participants. Conference hosts can also control when
participants join or exit sessions, and transmit video and data streams to the
participants. For more details, see the Conference Moderator Help.
The VCB’s robust Chair Control provides several options for displaying conference
participants. A rich selection of predefined layouts expands on the tradtional
methods of Continuous Presence and Voice-activated Switching. Additionally,
conference organizers can choose among the following view switching modes for
each session:
The VCB supports the following:
T G.722.1, G.723.1, G.728 and AAC audio algorithms with audio transcoding,
allowing users to participate in a multipoint conference using different audio
standards.
T Up to 4 Mbps data rate per participant in Voice-activated Switching and in
Continuous Presence (H.263 and H.264 only - for H.261, up to 1 Mbps).
T H.261/H.263/H.263+/H.263++/H.264 video codec support in Voice-activated
Switching
H.261/H.263/H.264 video codec support in Continuous Presence.
T Dial-in conference initiation.
T Handles calls connecting up to 48 concurrent users.
T Support for sessions including H.323 end points/devices and SIP User Agents
(through the MXM's embedded SIP proxy server).
T Multi-point sessions can be joined (cascaded) onto other sessions, contingent
on similar data rates, display types, and audio/video algorithm.
VCB to VCB
VCB to other IP MCU
T Dynamic resource allocation pool – unallocated ports may be used as overflow
for configured sessions.
Dominant
Speaker
Showing the most recent speakers in the conference or
from within predefined groups.
Fixed Image Showing specific views throughout the conference’s
duration.
Timer Image Showing a rotation of Continuous Presence views,
changing at timed intervals.
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