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Given by Januasz Bulawa,Tom Stachowiak at Rome Lab Quarterly Review for CIV on October 1 96. Foils prepared 22 February 97
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OpenDVE (InSoft Technology) Basis
Architecture of Conference Manager
Summary of NPAC VIdeo and Audio Conferencing System

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1 CIV Videoconferencing
2 InSoft OpenDVE
3 Insoft OpenDVE
4 Conference Manager
5 Video Tool
6 Audio Tool

Outside Index Summary of Material



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Foil 1 CIV Videoconferencing

From CIV Videoconferencing Rome Lab Quarterly Review for CIV -- October 1 96. *
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Januasz Bulawa,Tom Stachowiak

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Foil 2 InSoft OpenDVE

From CIV Videoconferencing Rome Lab Quarterly Review for CIV -- October 1 96. *
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Basic functionality:
session management
event distribution
data distribution
System features:
commonality
modularity
platform neutrality
interoperability
Collaborative environment

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Foil 3 Insoft OpenDVE

From CIV Videoconferencing Rome Lab Quarterly Review for CIV -- October 1 96. *
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OpenDVE Architecture
AUDIO PLUGIN
VIDEO PLUGIN
WHITEBOARD
CONFERENCE MANAGER
OpenDVE Library API
OpenDVE Conference Engine
Network Layer

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Foil 4 Conference Manager

From CIV Videoconferencing Rome Lab Quarterly Review for CIV -- October 1 96. *
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Architecture of Conference Manager integrated with Netscape browser
CM PLUGIN
HTML server
Initiator side
Participant side
DAEMON
CM PLUGIN

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Foil 5 Video Tool

From CIV Videoconferencing Rome Lab Quarterly Review for CIV -- October 1 96. *
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Video tool features:
uses two types of compression - H.261 and H.263
takes advantages of the H.263 codec on fast machines
for slower machines enables switching to the faster H.261 compression
H.263 vs. H.261
the same quality with 30-50% of bits usage
half pixel prediction
negotiable options: unrestricted motion vector, advanced prediction, syntax-based arithmetic coding, PB-frames

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From CIV Videoconferencing Rome Lab Quarterly Review for CIV -- October 1 96. *
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Audio Tool features:
uses two types of compression: GSM 06.10 speech codec and Intel/DVI ADPCM codec
GSM codec offers better compression ratio but worse speech quality - it is good for less reliable networks
ADPCM compresses audio just four times but it has much better quality
GSM 06.10 codec
used in digital cellular telephony standard
based on the RPE-LTP compression algorithm
Intel/DVI ADPCM codec
less computionally intensive than G.721
produces very good quality for voice signals and reasonably good quality for music

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