Avaya Aura 5300 User Manual page 85

• Format button: produces another window in which you can specify the size and internal
organization of the video image. The layout of the Video Format window varies from
camera to camera.
You can manipulate the following controls:
- Resolution (or Image Size): specifies the preferred size of the images that are
transmitted during a video phone call. The following sizes are supported by the client:
160x120, 176x144, 320x240, and 352x288.
In a video call, the two clients negotiate a video size acceptable to both, so video size
may vary from call to call.
- Pixel Depth and Compression (or Image Color Format): specifies the organization of
the video data captured by the camera. The Avaya Aura
supports two image color formats: RGB 24 and I420, although others may work. If
Video Codec is unavailable in the Preferred Video Codec list, try adjusting this
setting.
• Source button: produces another window in which you can specify how the camera
captures video. The layout of the video source window varies from camera to camera.
You can manipulate the following controls:
- Select which camera to use if more than one Microsoft WDM camera is attached to the
PC.
- Adjust the camera's color balance, brightness, contrast, and color saturation, among
other settings.
• FPS field: you can specify the number of Frames Per Second that the Avaya Aura
5300 Office Client transmits. Higher numbers increase the fluidity of motion, but at a cost
of greater CPU and network bandwidth. A value of 15 produces an effective sense of
motion.
• Display Remote Video as options: you can specify the scaling factor on received video
(2x means image dimensions multiplied by 2, 4x means image dimensions multiplied by
4). Smaller screens disable these scaling factors as appropriate.
Select Emb if you want video to be integrated into the Conversation window; otherwise,
video appears in a separate window.
4. Click OK to save the changes or click Cancel to exit without saving.
The Video Configuration window closes.
5. In the Preferences window, click OK to save your changes or Cancel to exit without saving.
Selecting H.263 video CODEC
About this task
The different formats that you can use to send and receive video is dependent on whether you have
support for this CODEC. Contact your system administrator for this information or check your
Personal Agent.
Use this procedure to choose H.263 as the preferred video CODEC.
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