Three Common Video Conferencing Problems that Tenveo Avoids
Mar 13, 2018
Three Common Video Conferencing Problems that Tenveo Avoids
We've mentioned a couple times just how excited we are about the Tenveo HD color video camera. Historically, video conferencing has been an exercise plagued by poor quality and expensive equipment. Tenveo HD Color video camera , however, are affordable, simple to use and prove to deliver sparkling, almost life-like quality connections.
But lest you think we’re going a little bit overboard with our enthusiasm, let’s allay some common questions and concerns many of the High definition video conferencing system’s potential customers sometimes have in advance. Here are three areas historically troublesome to videoconferencing that we can simply masters.
The Need For Surplus Equipment
It's unlikely that you’ll need to buy a bunch of high-tech equipment – and you don’t need to buy equipment specifically designed for Tenveo systems.
Instead, Tenveo systems are sold without displays. All you need is an HDMI TV or an HDMI monitor (assuming, of course, that you have access to adequate bandwidth — 800 kbps for 720p and 1.2Mbps for 1080p. A 50-inch HDMI display is optimal) The systems still can work with bandwidths as low as 350 kbps, but only at standard-definition quality.
In fact, the systems product arrive out of the box pre-configured and ready to go. Just set it up on your network and choose a Vu Number.
The Need For Special Lighting
There’s no need to stage your meetings from the local movie studio. The room needs to be well-lit – and uniformly lit for best picture – but no fancy, high-tech lighting is needed for optimal picture quality.
The Inability to Connect With Other Units
Tenveo’s systems can connect with a wide variety of video conferencing systems. In fact, that’s also the great part of interoperability. It simply wouldn’t be feasible if different units from different vendors couldn’t connect – if every business or school or organization, everywhere needed a Tenveo system in order to communicate with each other, tenveo masters interoperability. Additional equipment is almost never needed.
