H.239 Content Sharing; Setting Up Mih Cascading Conferences - Polycom RMX 1500 Administrator's Manual

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H.239 Content Sharing

Content sharing is controlled by means of a token. The Content Token is

allocated to participants by the highest level master conference.

The Content Token must be released by the participant that is

currently holding it before it can be re-allocated.

After release, the Content Token is allocated to the participant that

most recently requested it.

The Content Token can be withdrawn from a conference participant by

using the RMX web client only if the highest level master conference

is running on the RMX unit.

The following table lists the bit rate allocated to the Content channel

from the video channel in each of the three Content modes:

Bit Rate Allocation to Content Channel

The cascading topology, the master/slave relationship and the dialing

direction determines the set-up procedure:

For more details about the MGC to MGC connection, see the MGC

Manager User's Guide, Volume II, Chapter 1, "Ad Hoc Auto Cascading and

Cascading Links".

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