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SVC technology revolutionizes video conferencing
A newly minted standard, called scalable video coding (SVC), enables video streaming at multiple resolutions, quality levels and bit rates. The ability to scale video performance based on the end point is achieved through this relatively new technology called H.264/SVC (Scalable Video Coding) that not only compresses but also distributes the video stream.
The standard allows us to have layers of encoded video, and if we use intelligent devices, it can allow us do lots of other things as well. To understand the principle behind these intelligent devices, we need to look at how videoconferences usually work.
Today's videoconferencing relies on fairly unintelligent devices at the edge, and intelligence in the core, which is also called a "mainframe" model. A multi-point conferencing unit receives streams of video from each participant, decodes them, combines them and re-encodes them.
The traditional approach of doing encoding and decoding in the core introduces delay. It also means that users all get the same data stream, rather than one suited to their bandwidth, window size and client. In short, transcoding in the cloud makes for lousy conversations.
The SVC architecture puts more intelligence at the edge and a specialized router in the core. In the new model, the router and each participant's client work together. They tailor data transmission to each client's demands. When a client shrinks the size of their video window, the router knows — and as a result, sends fewer bits, less frames, or lower-quality video to that client without affecting everyone else. The router isn't busy encoding, merging and decoding streams, but it knows about processing, window size and bandwidth, which it can adjust dynamically throughout the call.
The standard tells us how to decode. The method used to encode is a lot harder and is considered the secret sauce. The router is usually a 1RU, Linux-based quad-core computer that handles up to hundred-way conferences. It is usually sold as a subscription model for about $1,000 per HD port per year, which is cheaper than the traditionally capital-intensive spending around video conferencing. Video gateways that let "legacy" video conferencing hardware work with the new standard are also available in the market.
This technology allows us to get live, four-way web-based conferencing in which each participant may have different local settings — from a high-definition video at 60 frames per second to a consumer-grade VGA connection to a notebook camera. And the best part is that a typical broadband connection will suffice for end users.
About the Author
Vidyo, Inc. pioneered Personal Telepresence, enabling natural, multi-point video conferences on desktop computers and room systems. Vidyo's patented VidyoRouter architecture delivers the only available H.264/SVC solution that eliminates an MCU while providing the industry's best error resilience and lowest latency video conferencing solution over the Internet and wireless networks.
sharing adhoc network?
ok heres wut im trying to do
i have a DESKTOP (running win xp home) connected to a cabel modem there is no router just the modem ok now my laptop(running vista home PREMIUM) is connected via wifi 802.11 G Ad-Hoc to the desktop the internet works fine on my laptop then i have my outher laptop connected to the first laptop via LAN cable (2nd laptop running linux mint) now this is where im having trouble when i connect the LAN cable i lose internet on both laptops WTF? how do i share the Ad-Hoc network internet to the secont laptop?
where would i find this dhcp server? i am prity new to linux
Linux Mint shouldn't be running a DHCP server by default, so we'll assume it's not and carry on.
My suspicion is that your Vista-Laptop is seeing the second network connection (the cable to the Mint-Laptop) and attempting to get to the internet over that (brilliant). To try to fix this, enable internet connection sharing on the Vista-'Top so that it shares its connection to the Linux-'Top.
This problem is easy to circumvent by buying a wireless-enabled router. You connect modem to router, then connect all the computers to the router individually; if you need to, you can have the router connect to switches to provide more cable ports. Wireless routers can be had for around $100.
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