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Configuring SCOPIA Elite MCU for Cisco Telepresence
The SCOPIA Elite MCU enables multimedia, multiparty collaboration. For a smooth experience
with Cisco telepresence devices, make sure that these SCOPIA Elite MCU functionalities are
configured as described in the following topics:
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Enabling H.264 Presentation in SCOPIA Elite MCU
To enable a participant to start or receive a presentation, you must configure the
presentation view and video codec in the MCU.
Procedure
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RADVISION | Deployment Guide for SCOPIA TIP Gateway Version 8.0
If the endpoints used in your telepresence are defined in the LDAP server, import the
endpoints into SCOPIA Management, as described in the Administrator Guide for SCOPIA
Management.
Even if you previously imported the endpoints from the LDAP server, you must re-
import the endpoints to SCOPIA Management, in order to define the endpoints as
part of a telepresence system and not regular endpoints.
Enabling H.264 Presentation in SCOPIA Elite MCU ...................................... page 40
Defining Allowed Bandwidth in the MCU ................................................ page 41
Selecting the MCU Presentation Resolution ............................................. page 41
Access the MCU administrator interface.
Select the Configuration > Conferences tab.
Locate the Services list section.
Select the Review button
Select More
Additional settings for this service are displayed.
Select Enable presentation view.
Figure 5-13
Select H264 in the video codec list so that the service supports the same video codec as the
Cisco devices.
Select OK.
next to the required service.
Enabling presentation in an MCU service
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