Configuring Cisco AVVID

AVVID Video Hardware Overview

The video component of the AVVID specification is primarily hosted by Cisco s IP/VC and IP/TV systems. Cisco s IP/VC systems provide video conferencing for H323- and H320-compliant applications, such as Microsoft NetMeeting, while IP/TV serves high-grade streaming video similar to television for simplex communications, such as internal company news, training, and business TV. Together, IP/VC and IP/TV make up the major video functionality of AVVID.

IP Video Conferencing (IP/VC)

IP-based video conferencing allows face-to-face meetings in a world that has become less receptive to travel. Utilizing IP video conferencing, companies enhance relations with customers, build better workforces, and are able to communicate more clearly. IP video conferencing over the past several years has become an essential part of doing business and communicating with business associates, friends, and family.

Many home users utilize consumer versions of IP video conferencing by purchasing small, low-resolution video cameras and establishing picture and dialog over the Internet. Although it is fun, the consumer version of video conferring tends to be unstable and choppy at lower bandwidths. Corporations use similar video technology with the advantage of having higher bandwidth and quality.

Cisco IP/VC Product Overview

Cisco s IP/VC 3500 series defines the AVVID solution for video conferencing. Essentially a hardware-based solution, Cisco s video conferencing offers H.323 and H.320 compatibility for interaction with applications such as Microsoft s NetMeeting or solutions by PictureTel, Polycom, Tandberg, Sony, and others. Video conferencing allows a duplex transmission between stations as hosted by a control device. Unlike simplex technologies such...

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