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• Cisco TelePresence SX20 with laptop

  I use a Cisco TelePresence as autonomous SX20 endpoint configured with a public IP address (in Pakistan). I want to connect a portable computer (to Canada) to start video conferencing using the portable camera. Please advice me the software to install on the laptop so that I can start with my SX20 videoconferencing based on IP configured on my SX20.

  To understand kindly refer to the disposal of partner network.

  Please help me its urgent.

  Hello

  www.ciscojabbervideo.com

  BR Oleksandr

• Length maximum Blu - ray HQ with H.264 and audio 5.1

  Greetings,

  I'm trying to get through my first project after the upgrade to CS6 and although I searched on this subject, I have not found a solution.

  Previously, I used CS5 and encoded in MPEG-2/HQ/VBR2 1440x1080i (corresponds to the source) and coding for 5.1 audio Surcode produce of the Blu - Ray.

  It seems that CS6, and improved video codecs, the impulse is to start using the H.264 or MPEG-2.  Don't I have that right?

  I am aware, there seems to be some problems with 5.1 audio and different encoding presets, but I do not like I encode my audio and video separately in order to bring them in again.  Impossible to believe that we STILL have to do that...

  Anyway, if I am not mistaken, it is preferable to use H.264 now, so my question is this:

  What is the duration of maximum quality project (which fits on one disc BD SL) if I use H.264 as the encoder of 1440x1080i, high quality, with a 5.1 audio soundtrack?  My source material is HDV if it matters.  I guess a related question is with H.264, what are the recommended settings/bitrate in order to obtain a maximum or high quality with this codec?  I had it all figured out for MPEG-2!

  Thanks for the ideas,

  BJBBJB1

  It's an interesting question, although I have no SOUL CS6, only SOUL CS5.5.

  I do not think that the video codec should really matter for the calculation of the amount of space taken a particular, although transmission speed if you are using a rate higher for audio, which will count.

  for example. a video (no audio) encoded, particular long with an average bitrate of 20 Mbps with the H264 video codec would take the same amount of space as 20 Mbps video (no audio) encoded with Mpeg2 codec.

  These are the raw numbers:

  for example. (all other things being equal):

  A 2 hour Mpeg2 video encoded at an average of 20 Mbps would take about 17,58 GB

  A 2 hour video H264 encoded at an average of 20 Mbps would also take about 17,58 GB

  It seems that CS6, and improved video codecs, the impulse is to start using the H.264 or MPEG-2.  Don't I have that right?

  I do not have CS6, but in terms of image quality at a given flow, H264 should give a better image quality than Mpeg2.  (as a very rough idea - and that perhaps not quite correct, but I think at low bitrates (around 10 Mbps?)) H264 is supposed to be equivalent to a mpeg2 to double the speed of transmission).  for example. 10 Mbps H264 might look roughly the same as a 20 Mbps Mpeg2 video.  Although at much higher rates and the same resolution HD, the difference will be less, or so high enough bitrate, it probably will not be a difference).

  BJBBJB1 wrote:

  What is the duration of maximum quality project (which fits on one disc BD SL) if I use H.264 as the encoder of 1440x1080i, high quality, with a 5.1 audio soundtrack?  My source material is HDV if it matters.  I guess a related question is with H.264, what are the recommended settings/bitrate in order to obtain a maximum or high quality with this codec?  I had it all figured out for MPEG-2!

  I do not have CS6, but I guess it also depends on how much space the audio track takes up.  You use a codec audio lossless or loss?  About what average bitrate is your audio (if this will depend on what your audio lossless)?

  Unless she uses a higher rate for audio, the duration, you can keep on with H264 would be identical to Mpeg2 - although H264 should give you a better image quality than Mpeg2 the same transmission speed, you could probably reduce the video bitrate compared to how you would with Mpeg2.

  My brute (perhaps not entirely accurate) Calc:

  Total average bitrate 18.9 Mbps would give you about 3 hours of video with audio on a 25 GB disc (for example if the audio was about 4.1 Mbps and video 14.8 Mbps).

  Total average bitrate 28 Mbps should give you about 2 hours of video with audio on a 25 GB disc

  Total average bitrate 35 Mbps should give you approximately 1 hour 37 minutes of video with audio on a 25 GB disc

  ---

  In the preset for ' level Bitrate: high "in CS5.5, with a resolution of 1440 x 1080, with a high profile, level 4.0/4.1, it gives a flow target for video (no audio) of 18.75 Mbps

  If we assume audio is about 4.1 MB/s (the real value will depend on the real Mbps of your audio files),.

  This would give a total average bitrate (video + audio) of 18.75 + 4,1 MB/s = 22.85 Mbps

  To 22.85 Mbps total for medium flow, it should give you about 2 hours and 29 minutes (ie. about 24,94 GB), but you would need to leave a little space for menus (maybe assume the durations you can adapt are a little less that this is safe).

• Cisco Jabber with Cisco multi-party Shared more Licenses

  Hello

  I'm looking for a Solution to video conference for approximately 4000 employees. Currently the customer uses Cisco's Jabber for video calls from point to point. The main requirement is Ad - Hoc videoconferencing by any employee at any time. I looked at both meeting of Cisco and Cisco TelePresence Server server. The two solution requires more or licenses more pluralistic multi-party Personal shared. The customer won't buy a PMP license for each user. Their requirement is multimedia resources shared so that any employee can initiate an ad hoc conference.

  Now the question is: can we use Cisco Jabber with multiparty licensing shared?

  Thank you

  Mockus S

  Yes, it is quite possible.

  The only singularity is with PMP + which applied slightly differently than the head of the Orchestra/vTS. This does not seem to match your use case since you intend to buy only SMP licenses +. From version 2.0 (1) CMS, PMP + licenses - which are less expensive than SMP + - use only if: a) the space belongs to a LDAP user with a PMP + license for which they are responsible; or (b) If a user LDAP with PMP + assigned to them joins the Cisco meeting App space as an authenticated user. In all other scenarios, including ad-hoc escalation with CUCM licensed SMP + is consumed. This is different from that of head of the Orchestra/vTS, which were also able to understand the right to the user for ad-hoc calls.

• Driver of Cisco Telepresence - room LoopBack

  Hello world

  Is it possible to create a meeting room on Cisco Telepresence driver that will return the video to the appellant alone in the room? As the [email protected] / * / Cisco's Sip URI? (A kind of selfview room)

  Thanks for your help.

  It is possible to show only one participant connected to a MCU conference selfview, but not for telepresence Server conferences.  It comes without caring if the driver is involved or not.  The service provided by Cisco closure is obtained with the C40/60 endpoints where the audio and the video plays in a loop directly to the connected call (output HDMI to HDMI-in, output audio RCA audio-in RCA/RCA).

• Cisco TelePresence Manager version 1.7 does support Windows Small Business Server 2008?

  Hello

  Is Microsoft Windows Small Business Server 2008 supported the Protocol LDAP, AD and MS Exchange server for Cisco TelePresence Manager version 1.7?

  Thank you

  AA

  Hello Ahmed - although this configuration "can work", Windows 2008 Small Business Server is not on the support list. This means that it has not been tested and it certifies to work with telepresence.

  To my knowledge, he's not on the roadmap for the future support however, I search and repost as soon as I have an answer for you.

  Kind regards

  -Andrew

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• Cisco Telepresence SX20 and Touch 8 Configuration after paired

  Hello

  I successfully connected and combined the SX20 Cisco's Telepresence and Cisco Telepresence Touch 8. Before using the 8 key, we used the remote control instead. As a result, I have two questions about this.

  1. as far as I know, when I use the 8 key, the remote control cannot be used. Is it possible to use both of them?

  2. How can I change the background of my SX20 touch 8? Previously, the remote I can easily choose the background for my SX20. But after pairing with Touch 8, background in my SX20 become a blue large clock. I really want to have a different background but cannot find the way how to change.

  Any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you.

  Sincerely,

  Bagus Hanindhito

  After you connect the 8 Touch, you can still use the remote control, you will need to put on the SX20:

  SystemUnit MenuType experimental configuration: full

  I think that the standard background when using a touchscreen device is what you see, blue with large clock.  However, after the MenuType return in full which will give you the full OSD which is used with the remote and not that of the button, you may be able to change the background then.

• Cisco TelePresence SX20 + VCS 8.2 Server and Skype for business 2015

  Nice day! My name is Dimitri! Have Cisco TelePresence SX20 + VCS 8.2 Server and Skype for business 2015. Is it possible to set up a conference call SFB and appeal to all subscribers of this conference? At present, we can only call on a single client and SFB. We have the current version of the software TCNC5.1.4.295090 SX20 - is it possible he obnoviti 7, and it will help to improve the situation? Thank you!

  I'm no expert on this technology, but I have some idea and already deployed some projects dealing with the integration of Cisco (CUCM, VCS) video infrastructure to Microsoft video infra like Lync. It would be the same process to make it work in your case.

  How does your deployed SFB? How do you do a conference for audio and video, participants can join the conference by dialing?

  • Mediation server would be required as a front-end server for you to integrate IP/PBXS using SIP trunk to enable voice (audio) Conference with the participants to the PSTN.
  • AVMCU Should be (Audio video Multipoint Conferencing Unit) will host the video conference that will include video endpoints as participants.
  • Video of Interop (SCREW) Server would be required to interface your SFB to third video conference infrastructure such as Cisco UCM or VCS for the endpoints Cisco call client SFB of endpoint of Cisco to participate to the conference organised on SFB by dialing the conference number.

  I'd say contact your AM SFB or Support as well for queries about how to plan your infrastructure SFB and direction.

  Kind regards

  Acevirgil

• Cisco telepresence video Communication Server (VCS) - compatibility CTX X8.1.1?

  The Cisco TelePresence Exchange System compatibility matrix (CTX) does not cover version of VCS X8.1.1 (to solve the problem of software). Version X7.2 is recommended and supported which is affected by "heartbleed".

  X8.1.1 compatibility is tested by Cisco and the updated matrix?

  In fact we run CTX v1.3 with VCS X7.2 and solve the problem of software without leaving the support. What is the recommendation of Cisco?

  Kind regards

  C.Opwis

  You could improve your VCS to X7.2.3 which includes a fix for Heartbleed.

• End of sale (EoS) / end of life (EoL) information on Cisco TelePresence system 1700 MXP

  I have a question about the EoL (http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collaboration-endpoints/eos-eol-po...) policy and the announcement of EoS/EoL Cisco TelePresence system 1700 MXP (http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/products/collateral/collaboration-endpoints...).

  According to the policy of the EoL, paragraph 4 ter, "after the first year and for the operating system SW - if available - we will offer bug fixes, versions of maintenance, workarounds or patches for a period of 4 years for operating system software."  Therefore, it is 5 years after the Date of the EoS, which could make the OS support close on 28/02/2017 EoL products.  I'm one to believe that a product and its applicable operating system are good as long as the company provides patches for bugs/flaws.

  My question is about the migration of the product suggestions.  The suggestion is to "migrate to the Cisco EX Series (the EX60 or solution EX90) telepresence system."  However, when the announcement of EoS/EoL EX60 inspection, the "SW maintenance communicated End Date of: HW, SW OS ' 06 07, 2016.  Note that it is not the end of Maintenance SW verbiage in 1700 MXP EoS/EoL announcement.  I'm under the assumption that the new product within OS support only one model exceeded?  Why anyone would follow the suggested migration if I get fewer months support OS than an older model?  Should I go out of date on the announcement of the EoS/EoL, or use the 5-year rule as shown in the end of life policy.

  If I am interpreting this wrong, please do not hesitate to correct me.  I am trying to understand the explicit verbiage in the end of life and ads EoS/EoL policy.

  As the 1700 MXP announcement was published in 2011, at that time, the EX60/90 was a legitimate substitute. However years later, endpoints EX Series are now EOS, you should look at alternatives for the EX series instead.

  The announcement of the EOS/EOL indicates a date of end of software support, you should go there. The reason that ad 1700 MXP does not list one could be that the date of assumption of the software had already spent or they simply don't have the list at the time. Looking at the latest version of the software for the 1700 MXP, it's F9.3.3 in 2014, I highly doubt, there will be another, but you never know given that other points of MXP endpoints that are not past their published end date of software support.

• How to extend your horizontal field of vision for Cisco TelePresence PrecisionHDMC camera

  Hello

  We use the camera PrecisionHDMC of Cisco TelePresence, but we want to expand the horizontal field of vision?

  Do what van?

  Kind regards

  Martin

  Hello Martin

  Telepresence PrecisionHDMC camera comes with the fixed maximum VISION field, depends on the model you have.

  Please visit this link:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/prod/collateral/ps7060/ps11307/ps11335/data_sheet_c78-669051.PDF

  Thank you

  Rafal

• Extension of Cisco TelePresence Management Suite Analytics

  Hello - I have a few queries on Cisco TelePresence Management Suite Analytics Extension and wanted to get help on the same.

  A. Cisco active development on this product and/or have predefined routes for this platform? We have not quite

  hear updates during the liberation of UC SEVT 10.0 for this platform?

  B. what kind of support is available for this platform in a perspective of customization of the report?

  C. are there examples of SQL scripts that could be re-used to produce reports of the below type:

  • Video endpoint / use of rooms
  • Number of subscriptions too video session
  • Capacity Trending & forecasting for the use of a Port of MCU and increases endpoint.

  D. What are the technical limitations known from the point of view analytics platform? In other words, it does not imply that

  the analytical potential lies in the hands of developer and NOT the platform, taking into account its APIs?

  Thank you

  SG

  See this thread, message of Kjetil Rees (marked as a correct answer) in particular:

  https://supportforums.Cisco.com/message/3449977

  You aren't going to get an answer about the development plans and roadmaps here in a public forum, you will need to contact your Cisco representative for this kind of information.

  If you want something where all the work has been done for you, and that is customized to your specific needs, then you might want to consider looking at vAnalytics, http://vyopta.com/products/vanalytics of Vyopta, http://vyopta.com/

  No, I am not associated with Vyopta, however, we use one of their products.

  /Jens

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• Cisco Jabber with VCS

  Hello

  I VCSC and TMS in the network, there are of the endpoints configured with SIP and H323. VCSC are not in the field.

  Now we have to enter Cisco Jabber with the VCSC. What are prerequisites them?

  First it requires license for Cisco Jabber on VCSC?

  We need to join the VCSC domain?

  Our VCSC is version 6.1 and TMS is 13.

  TNX

  Bobby

  Yes, you will still be able to authenticate users JabberVideo locally, 'right', you won't be able to use NTLM.

  Also take a look at the TMS Provisioning Deployment Guide:

  http://www.Cisco.com/en/us/docs/Telepresence/infrastructure/TMS/config_guide/Cisco_TMS_Provisioning_Deployment_Guide_13-0.PDF

  /Jens

• Cisco TelePresence error Content Server Login

  Cisco TelePresence Content Server v5.3 build 3316

  When I try to log in to Cisco TelePresence Content Server, it is not verfying the administrator username and password. Later, I have to enter link below and enter the administrator username and password and it is letting me.

  http://10.7.1.38/TCS/#page:login & rescue: true

  Kind regards

  Mohammad

  Hi Mohammad,.

  The link you are trying is the TCS rescue mode. The reason for its non audit admin uname & pwd you might have changed the authentication settings on the site settings page. If authentication earlier was local and you have changed domain or LDAP then TCS will try to authenticate by using this mechanism and will not take admin local credentails.

  To avoid this, once connected via rescue link, create a user with admin rights

  Configuration > users and groups > add users and group > add a user with rights to site manager

  Log out and then try looging with the user that you created. It works perfectly.

  This also happens when earlier you use domain authentication and you've changed your LDAP authentication or vice versa. Creation of the user with rights to site manager is so important before you change the authentication mechanism.

  Hope this information helps.

  Please rate if you find it useful.

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• Cisco telepresence c90 lost password Admin

  Hello

  I have Cisco telepresence C90 with TC7.2.1

  Admin password is lost. We cannot get into the Web interface. I don't know how to access and reset. Please let me know...

  Have tried the empty password. No use. Thank you

  You need a COM cable for access to the unit through serial and system reset. Restart the system and when you get a fast connection for connection with the user "factoryreset.

  / Magnus