Panasonic KX-VC300 Manual
Whitepaper: why hdvc for smbs and why now
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- Page 1 WHITE PAPER Why HD Video Conferencing for SMBs and Why Now By Peter Bernstein, Senior Editor TMCnet.com Technology Marketing Corporation: 800 Connecticut Ave, 1 Floor East, Norwalk, CT 06854 USA Ph: 800-243-6002, 203-852-6800; Fx: 203-866-3326...
- Page 2 Why HD Video Conferencing for SMBs and Why Now Like many industry analysts I have spent seemingly decades proclaiming the coming year as, “The Year of Business Video.” In fact, as the years have gone by predictions have become bolder with the addition of the words, “for everyone.” The great new s is that after all the false starts, a “perfect storm”...
- Page 3 Why HD Video Conferencing for SMBs and Why Now in a video conference, assuming interoperability issues are overcome. And, at every step of the way, somebody probably said of the next advancement in interactive communications that, “this is the next best thing to being there!” In fact, “being there”...
- Page 4 Why HD Video Conferencing for SMBs and Why Now Bandwidth and interoperability issues are disappearing: Broadband access is virtually pervasive, be it wireless or wired, and interoperability has become a market requirement. The cost curve has been bent: The delivery of HD quality video conferencing solutions to every organization and all of the individuals within them that need interactive video has attractive return on investment (ROI) and total cost of ownership (TCO) potential for SMBs.
- Page 5 SD systems. For all of the above reasons, Panasonic’s HD Visual Communications System (HDVC) has been equipped with the capabili ties necessary to change the game for how everyone involved experiences multi -point (as well as point-to-point) two-way video interactions.
- Page 6 This is a case where in fact a picture is worth a thousand words. Components include: Main unit: Comes in two models that are ITU-T H.262 baseline for connection to MCUs and non-Panasonic systems; supports a variety of TV resolutions with a camera input resolution of 1920 X 1080i; is a fully -functional SIP endpoint;...
- Page 7 PCs so screens of PC-based videos and other files can be shown with high contrast. Panasonic has also made it convenient on two fronts. For sites with low bandwidth connectivity the HDVC unit adjusts to network status. Video and audio are supported at 256Kbps/site minimum and audio -only at 192 kbps/site is possible. As importantly, Panasonic offers “NAT Traversal Service”...
- Page 8 HDVC system. Why HDVC and why now? A better question might be what are you waiting for? For more information about Panasonic’s HD Visual Communications System, including case studies, white papers, product information, and how to get started, click here.