Avaya scopia elite 6000 series Installation Manual page 20

Planning your MCU Deployment
For example, a connection at 1080p at 30fps or 720p at 60fps uses half the capacity of a 1080p
connection at 60fps. Similarly, a connection at 480p at 30fps uses a quarter of the resources of a
1080p connection at 30fps, or one-eighth of the resources of a 1080p 60fps connection.
Figure 5: A connection uses its proportion of resources on the MCU
Important:
To enable connections at 720p at 30fps to use half the capacity of a 1080p 30fps connection,
install the Double Capacity license. For more information, see
page 50.
The following table details the number of simultaneous connections available for each of the devices
when all the connections have the same video resolution and frame rate.
Table 2: Number of simultaneous connections available at different video quality settings
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Scopia Elite 6000
Series MCU Model
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Scopia Elite MCU 6105
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Scopia Elite MCU 6110
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Scopia Elite MCU 6120
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Scopia Elite MCU 6140
Important:
You can increase the device's capacity at any resolution (including 1080p at 60fps) to the same
capacities listed under 480p by enabling Switched Video in the meeting type (or service).
Switching is the process of redirecting video as-is without transcoding, so you see only one
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1080p at 60fps 1080p at 30fps,
720p at 60fps,
720p at 30fps (no
double capacity
license)
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5
10
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720p at 30fps
(with double
capacity license)
5 10
10 20
20 40
40 80
on
480p at 30fps
20
40
80
160
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