Polycom® Rss™ 4000 Introduction; Overview - Polycom RSS 4000 User Manual

Polycom® RSS™ 4000
Introduction

Overview

The Polycom® RSS™ 4000 Recording and Streaming Server is a web server
that enables you to easily perform recording, live streaming, stream media
processing and multimedia archiving. Polycom® RSS™ 4000 system
supports the recording of single-point, multipoint, and multipoint video
conferences, including H.239 data contents. It can record and archive up to
1080P and live stream to the network audience at a quality of up to 720P.
The Polycom® RSS™ 4000 provides the following features:
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Supports recording of up to 15 concurrent video conferences, as well as
full video, audio and content recording.
Supports resolutions of up to 1920 x 1080 (1080p) and 4Mbps of
bandwidth for recording.
Supports H.264 High Profile for delivering greater definition and higher
clarity video with lower bandwidth than the baseline profile.
Supports video conference live streaming, using Windows Media, which
can use two different bandwidths.
Supports the multicast of recorded or live streaming events, with up to
20 simultaneous multicast sessions.
Uses a Virtual Recording Room (VRR) as a base for recording and
authorizing playback permission. Users can have their own VRR for
recording and playing back.
Offers various recording methods. Users can start a recording from
endpoints, an MCU or the Web user interface.
Supports the integration with Polycom HD Series endpoints and
Polycom RMX/MGC conference platform to manually and
automatically perform recording, live streaming and playback.
Supports the integration with Polycom Video Media Center™ (VMC)
1000 V2.0 for more powerful stream media management.
Supports integration with Exchange server, and works with other
Polycom video conferencing devices for recording or live streaming
conferences when scheduling conferences through Outlook.
Offers recorded archives in multiple video formats, so that users can
view content through an endpoint, the Web user interface and
MP4-supported players like an iPhone and an iPod.
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