Tenveo Video Conferencing
Sep 26, 2017
Everything you need for a business call is in your desk drawers, and your assistant sits just outside your door to get the rest. Your entire family is together but you – or your spouse and/or kids – are ill and you cannot travel. These are the times that video conferencing on your desktop computer is a fine option. Thankfully, there are many desktop video conferencing options from which to choose, depending on your needs
There are two broad options - room-based video-conferencing and desktop video-conferencing.
Desktop Video Conferencing
This is only requires a web camera and microphone (and - ideally - headphones). Software such as Skype or v-scene is free and easy to use. Both are ideal for one-to-one meetings. v-scene is a high-quality service especially designed for universities, provided by JANET (the Joint Academic Network). However neither is designed for groups to talk to other groups, or where a group here wants to talk with one remote individual (as in a recruitment interview). For those uses we recommend a room-based connection.
Room-based Video Conferencing
Room-based systems provide higher quality audio and video, the potential for multi-connections and screen-sharing. Tenveo are usually more stable as JANET priorities this type of network traffic. A better camera and microphone allows for meaningful participation by groups.
Base on this, the better video conference equipment you need is Tenveo’s
TEVO-D1080 HD wide angle video conferencing camera
TEVO-D1080 2.1 mega effective pixel, 1/2.7″ HD color CMOS sensor，1080P/30，video output (1920X1080). It ensures high definition, while focusing on meeting the needs of the screen fluency.
This camera is suitable for video capture desktop level of small to medium conference rooms and the collection of personal desktop video. It can be "seamless docking, Polycom PVX_8.0, Cisco WebEx series" and other video conferencing software.
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