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Old 29-01-2007, 13:56   #1
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Video Conferenceing

Got an IT project on the go. Wont bore you with specifics and the case study unless you wan to know

3 meeting points each with 8 delegates.

All have ADSL2 8Mb. or is SDSL needed?

Requiring 3-way-video conference – good sound and video.

Does anyone know what UK based companies if any have the hardware and software needed to do this.

Also what do you guys think - rough estimates of course. How much bandwidth will be requred for the coferences will it use the whole of 20:1 8Mb connection?

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Old 31-01-2007, 21:27   #2
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Re: Video Conferenceing

384kbps is fairly standard for adequate video conferencing, albeit you can get away with down to 128kbps, but it's not pleasant

For anything resembling VHS quality you'll be talking more like 1Mbps

Doing this on a 20:1 contended line is also risky - it may work (I have done this from a remote office in Yorkshire with no neighbours to use the contention) but you're at the mercy of the contention.

Most normal equipment does not support 3 way calling out of the box, and you'd probably have bandwidth issues anyway. You'll need a bridging service to do this.
I've always used Polycom equipment, and then used the bridging service of my current ISP at the time.
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