Using the VenueManagement tool, connect to your venue server, select the
room, click Modify, and there is an Addressing section where you can
indicate the static addresses (dynamic by default).
- Original Message -
From: "West Suhanic"
To: "Thomas D. Uram" ; "West Suhanic"
Cc:
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Hi Thomas:
Thanks very much for your help. I have another question.
How do I configure the venue to use static multicast addresses
for audio and video?
Again thank you for help.
west
- Original Message -
From: "Thomas D. Uram"
To: "West Suhanic"
Cc:
Sent: Thursday, February 17, 2005
G'day All
I hope you don't mind, but I will put my 2 cents worth here.
I actually disagree with having to add more mic's to support all of the
users, etc. We currently have 4 microphones (2 desktop and 2 ceiling
mounts mic's) which have supported up to 20 people for a single
AccessGrid meeting.
That's a good point to start with. I'll try to test that tomorrow if I can
get someone to help me in this matters from our university partners.
I'll keep you and the list informed about the results and improvements.
Thanx a lot.
> If you are using 2 superceded mics and have 6 to 8 people talk
You may need to increase the number of microphones
in your setup. For 6-8 people we use a minimum of 4 (crown)
table top mics.
At 04:39 PM 2/17/2005, Natalia Costas Lago wrote:
>mmm that doesnt seem to be an acceptable solution for us.
>
>Wh
The next Access Grid Townhall (on March 1) is planned as a Regional Report,
including
information about activities from Access Grid users around the world about
their
communities. We'd like to hear from communities of all sizes, regarding their
successes,
challenges, and future plans. We w
This part of the problem is related to the bridging software. It distinguishes
between
clients based on IP but not port, so it sends data to only one vic instance per
machine.
On a single machine node, the workaround is to use a VideoService instead of
both a
VideoProducer and VideoConsumer
Hi West:
The venueserver allocates multicast addresses dynamically by default. When
someone enters
the venue and will be sending video, a multicast address is allocated and used.
If no one
in the venue is sending video, there will be no mcast address for it, so when
you enter
with a consum
We run into people with different speaking levels
a lot during meetings here at ACCESS. The way we handle it
is to try and identify a microphone for the soft spoken speaker
and boost the fine gain control for it using gware.
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At 12:16 PM 2/17/2005,
Hi Leslie,
How do u manage to compensate quiet and loud talkers in a room?. Maybe with
the compressor feature?.
I send u a copy of our XAP settings (the report).
It seems that sound in our rooms is more stable with AGC enabled, some of
our rooms are very noisy, we need about 10 dB of noise canc
Hi Paul,
I think we do really need the AGC settings, the audio levels are uncontrolled
without it. We avoid echo issues with them, maybe do you use the Compressor
feature?.
There is some trouble with people that speak louder or lower. I think there has
to be a right way to set it...
I am CC'i
I'll check back with the network guy. I suspect you pointed out to the
culprit :)
Thanks Bob,
Monika
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, Robert Olson wrote:
>
> On Feb 17, 2005, at 9:41 AM, Fred Dech wrote:
>
> > i've run into the same problem on a unicast network. bridging, RAT
> > received
> > audio,
On Thu, Feb 17, 2005 at 09:51AM, Robert Olson said:
>
> On Feb 17, 2005, at 9:41 AM, Fred Dech wrote:
>
> >i've run into the same problem on a unicast network. bridging, RAT
> >received
> >audio, but VIC did not receive any video. other clients connected to
> >the
> >same venue could see both
Dear all,
We are quite in an emergency: our inauguration is about to happen (25th
february). And we still have too many audio problems. I've followed some
advices given here and given by te people from clearone and they helped us to
understand the proceedings to configure the XAP settings. H
Thank you in advance.
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, Fred Dech wrote:
> i've run into the same problem on a unicast network. bridging, RAT received
> audio, but VIC did not receive any video. other clients connected to the
> same venue could see both the bridged video and audio. i've not yet
> tracked
On Feb 17, 2005, at 9:41 AM, Fred Dech wrote:
> i've run into the same problem on a unicast network. bridging, RAT
> received
> audio, but VIC did not receive any video. other clients connected to
> the
> same venue could see both the bridged video and audio. i've not yet
> tracked down the
i've run into the same problem on a unicast network. bridging, RAT received
audio, but VIC did not receive any video. other clients connected to the
same venue could see both the bridged video and audio. i've not yet
tracked down the problem. when/if i do, i will share the results.
-fd
On Thu
Thanks Chris. My problem is that I don't get any incoming streams at all.
I'll keep trying.
Thanks to all,
Monika
On Thu, 17 Feb 2005, Osland, CD (Chris) wrote:
> Monika
>
> By 'pick up' I just mean that (as someone else said in reply to
> you) the incoming streams are seen as thumbnails in
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