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ASK THE EXPERT: CP vs. VAS
Following a lot of questions here’s a quick review of what VAS and CP mean, what they have to do with video conferencing, and which one of them should be used.
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ASK THE EXPERT: SVC and Bandwidth Optimization
Following a lot of questions regarding H.264 AVC and SVC, I thought it was time to answer once and for all the question about SVC’s bandwidth consumption in comparison to H.264/AVC.
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If Pay-Per-Use Comes to Broadband, What About Visual Communications?
Joe Weinman published a piece over at GigaOm on broadband services future if and when the pay-per-use model becomes popular. I have my own thoughts on what visual communications services would be like in that case.
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Bringing Researchers Together, Kiwi Style
RADVISION announced yesterday that the National Research & Education Network of New Zealand chose its SCOPIA solution for their video conferencing initiative. Visual communications can now bring researchers all around New Zealand together.
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It’s All Happening (At InfoComm 2010)
As with every year, RADVISION will be exhibiting at Infocomm 2010 the latest in its product lines. And this year it is packed with great innovative offerings and exciting new technologies.
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Get The Balance Right
The basic philosophy behind version 7 is to give every user in every scenario the best experience he needs. And by “best” I mean optimal in terms of quality of experience, but also cost of experience (as SW ports are much cheaper than HW).
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Completing The Innovation Puzzle
Last week we announced we acquired some assets from Aethra. This will allow us to complete our offering, and deliver our innovative solutions to a greater audience. If you want, this is the last piece in our innovation puzzle.
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The Curious Incident With The Post I Read in The Night-Time
You will indeed travel – for a vacation, to visit family and friends, for a 1-on-1 meeting to close the deal you’ve been working on for ages. But travel on a regular basis to visit your different organization locations? Travel to share ideas, brainstorm, collaborate? No, we don’t do it in the 21st century.
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(Bandwidth) Optimization May Change User Experience After All
The present invention dynamically allocates the bandwidth at any given moment to fully cater for the current conference participants. This way, video bandwidth allocation is always optimal.
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