We are here in the office and we are using DSL i believe, i just tested our connection and we are at
Download = 1448 kb/s and Upload = 1382 kb/s...iinternet connection to me here is pretty fast. Only downfall and i know its not going to be great is our folks outside the office are all on Sprint Broadband Air Cards, internet connection for them all are different depending on the signal of course. Not sure what stream we are running off of but we tested the live meeting here inthe office and it worked great but of course all of us have the same connection speed. Just want to get a good camera that i could set up to a laptop in our big room that can get everyone instead of everyone having to connect individually.
Thanks So Much
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by: AnthonyRussoPosted on 2008-01-25 at 09:39:49ID: 20744502
Most WebConferencing packages will run any Video Camera that is fed into the computer. There are Hi Def Digital Cameras that you can purchase and have a great image on the screen. You then need to make sure your Video Stream is maximized to at least 800k to have the full resolution of that type of camera broadcast into your meeting.
Another concern then would be what kind of Internet connection you are using to connect to your Conference Server. It would require at least a T1 to have a consistent stream of a high quality Video Camera broadcast out. the end users experience would vary depending on their connection as well. If they are on a slow DSL connection, they will be receiving jerky motion in the stream as packets of that size will be lost coming to them. If you were running at a decent 400k stream out to them, the image will be smaller or slightly blurrier, but the motion would come smoother.
What Internet connection do you have?
What stream is your Video set to run off of in the LiveMeeting?
What would most of your attendees likely be connecting at? Corporate is usually T1 or better. Consumers DSL or Cable, or some dial-up.
Anthony