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"This web page started as a list of available desktop videoconferencing products. It has evolved into a collection of interesting information related to desktop videoconferencing. There are numerous desktop videoconferencing products available. By our definition, "desktop videoconferencing" products are applications that can be used on standard desktop computer systems such as an Intel-based PC, Apple Macintosh, or Unix workstation. Stand-alone units or room-based systems are not included in this definition and therefore not addressed in these pages."
H.324 is a new standard that provides a foundation for interoperability and high quality video, voice and data based phone calls. This standard has been recently adopted by the International Telecommunications Union (ITU). The H.324 standard specifies a common method for video, voice and data to be shared simultaneously over high speed modem connections. H.324 is the first standard to specify interoperability over a single analog line. This means that the next generation of video phone products will be able to talk to one another and provide a foundation for market growth
SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) is a protocol for setting up conferencing, telephony, multimedia and other types of communication sessions on the Internet.
See this page for definition of these terms: application sharing, Common Intermediate Format, CU-SeeMe, distance learning, H.323, H.324, Mbone, multicast, NetMeeting, NetShow, QCIF, RealVideo, RTP, RTSP, videoconferencing, VoD
"Videoconference.com is dedicated to providing an open forum for professionals and interested parties in the videoconference arena. This page is designed to help make sense of the technology and is not aligned with any one manufacturer, so it represents a clear view of the industry as a whole."
"Computers, telecommunications, and video have revolutioned the way people live in the world today. Videoteleconferencing or Videoconferencing(VC), a unique blending of these three technologies, has tremendous potential to improve humans' abilities to work, think, and communicate with each other. Only through an understanding of VC, and specifically desktop videoconferencing (DTVC), will people truly understand what a promising future awaits in the way we live our lives. This Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) aims to answer many of the common questions asked by those interested in DTVC"
Videoconferencing technology, new to most teachers, librarians, and students, allows people at two or more locations to see and hear each other. The Videoconferencing for Learning Web site supports effective use of videoconferencing technology by providing basic information about videoconferencing technology and instructional applications as well as resources to help you link with other videoconferencing teachers, librarians, and content providers.
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