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Making Your Video Endpoint Work Hard for the Money
How do you test the video codec on a video conferencing endpoint? Yotam provides the techniques he uses at RADVISION to test the SCOPIA VC240.
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Revolution Protocols
Enable some decentralized form of communication, independent of ISPs - create an internet-in-a-box.
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Closely Control without Remote Control
How exactly do we test VC240 when it comes to the remote control? Yotam Roch explains the physical contraption created for the task.
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Take a Look and Feel our New Look and Feel
We’ve decided to renovate and freshen up a bit. Come and see the results on our RADVISION blogs.
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Code, Drugs and Rock ’n’ Roll
Alcohol, nicotine and caffeine: what helps us code, and to what extent? Is there a perfect cocktail? What about Mozart, or is white noise better?
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Standardized Human Behavior: Anonymity
In this day and age, I expect phone systems to provide a name, or the best approximation of a name (company, location) it can.
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VC240 – Is It Hack-Worthy?
Would anyone want to replace our software with a gesture activated screen, some kind of artistic video feedback, security, face recognizing workstation?
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Beware: Type Conversion Can Get You to Crash
Be careful when you do type conversions - you might not really get what you want...
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Closing Connections and the TCP Sockets Heaven
What happens to TCP sockets when you close them, and where exactly is sockets heaven?
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If You Were A Fly On The Wall At These Great Companies
a few conversations that went on mostly in my feverish imagination, illustrating the consequences of our diminishing attention spans, and their exploitations
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