Video conferencing solutions may be thought of as the whole gamut of technological and proceduralprocesses used to facilitate a video conference. A video conference is any conference, meeting or conversation that is facilitated by video and audio technology, and which allows persons not all physically present at the same location to confer with each other.
Video conferencing has been around in various forms since the invention of the television, which was initially demonstrated by sending an image through a solid (coaxial) cable to another room. In its modern form it was used by the Third Reich to communicate between post offices in major German cities.
Clearly the march of audio visual technology has been swift and constant: and the modern video conferencing solution bears little resemblance to the small crackly sets used in the 1930s. Modern video conferencing solutions may use large, high definition plasma or LCD screens and superb audio transmission software to create the impression that participants are actually in the room with their confederates. In the early part of the 21st century, video conferencing rooms were set up in which life size images of conference attendees were displayed on huge monitors arrayed down a boardroom table: the effect given was as though the other half of the room was "inside" a television screen.
Essentially, modern video conferencing solutions rely on a core software technology able to stream audio and video together in real time. The real time element is important in conferencing because delays can result in confusion. One person may answer a question posed by someone in another country while that person is still talking, and the resulting stilted conversation rapidly loses sense and flow.
In order for the visual and audio information to be collected, the system requires cameras and microphones. The camera collects the visual and the microphone collects the audio. A high level design component of the system, then, is its ability to match the video and audio streams properly so that the lips of the person speaking are synchronised with the sounds coming out of his or her mouth.
To play back the transmitted data, the system must also have a screen of some kind. The display device must further be linked to speakers outputting the audio information. The design and placement of speakers in relation to the screen can be important: the human ear is a sensitive device itself, and can identify if a voice is coming from somewhere other than the image that looks as though it is doing the "talking".
The video conferencing system is tied together by a computer which is essentially any processing unit capable of taking the disparate signals, decoding them from their streamed packets and running them through the required outputs. The same processing unit must simultaneously be sending its own coded data packets to the other part of the video conferencing solution.
This is a concept inherent in all video conferencing solutions that there be a minimum of two units in different locations.
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Mary is a freelance systems analyst. He is currently writing a thesis on the design of video conferencing solutions.
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Tuesday, January 8, 2013
How To Live A Longer And Better Life Using Technology
Technology plays a vital role in our lives. Without that the invention of technology we can't imagine how often we would find hitches. In today's world we need technology where ever we go or to do any kind of work. Since the advancement of technology it is being spread into the private lives, it aids in having a much better life.
Here are some of the best ways to make use of technology for a better and longer life:
Communicating through technology is very common and has become as an essential platform for everyone on this earth. Communication without that the involvement of technology is compared to a desert without an oasis. There are different means of communication such as usage of mobile phones, internet, TV, PC gaming and fewer gadgets etc.
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Here are some of the best ways to make use of technology for a better and longer life:
Communicating through technology is very common and has become as an essential platform for everyone on this earth. Communication without that the involvement of technology is compared to a desert without an oasis. There are different means of communication such as usage of mobile phones, internet, TV, PC gaming and fewer gadgets etc.
- Usage of mobile help in getting connected easily with your world, this includes your family, friends and relatives.
- There are many updated devices available on the markets like iPhones, smart phones with many features like video calling, MMS services, instant message services, online chatting and so on.
- If you have children and looking to get engaged with them while you are doing some activity then the best way to entertain them is consider taking advantage of tablet or mobile games.
- Smartphones and smart devices help to browse the internet, as they are portable and can do surfing from anywhere. But to browse make sure that there is an internet access around.
- The updated and the ongoing feature of the mobile is "Bluetooth", which is a wireless device. With this technology, people are becoming safer and secure while driving without the need of holding mobile in hand.
- Networking sites like Twitter, Facebook are used to share your feelings, gossips and ideas with your loved ones or with a stranger too. In case, you don't want to share with others other than your profile members, you can always make your sharing ideas private by making a few changes.
- Another source which is making everyone updated about the world is Television. Without it, you may not imagine how your house to be. You have got the most advanced and expensive television sets with different varieties in the market. According to your requirement, you can choose the best one amongst them. The following are some new features LCD, LED, HD quality, Bluetooth, USB port, wireless, CPU adoptable.
- When it comes to home appliances that are designed based on technology, they help you in day to day life, to run smoothly without waste of time. Appliances like grinder, chimney, water purifier, micro-oven, toaster, coffee maker have their own features in saving time and energy
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Sunday, December 30, 2012
Cool Ideas for Your Home Theater
So you have your home theater equipment and you're ready to set up your new room, but you want to make sure you make it, well, as cool as possible. It's already pretty special that you get to set up this room for your family. Why not add a few special touches that will make it excellent. Here are some ideas making your home theater really cool.
1. Go vintage
Use history's theaters as a model for yours. Think of those decadent 1920s theaters with the big gold double doors. Even if you don't get the doors, you can still model your room off of those elegant red carpets and red plush seats. Consider covering the walls with wood paneling and vintage sconces that give the room a rich feeling when they're on. If you want to really drive the idea home, get those chairs monogrammed. This Parisian opera house feel is great for classic movie buffs and people who love all things vintage.
2. Go man cave
If your theater is mostly going to serve as a man cave for sports game viewing, choose decor that imitates a sports bar feel. Choose wood molding and simple recessed lighting. Use neutral paint to emphasize the manly feel of the room. Use leather seating to increase the feeling of relaxing and enjoying the games. Granite bars going in front of the seating will be a great place to serve beer and snacks. Or, if that's too elaborate, you can get the seats that have a cup holder attached to them and use trays to serve food.
3. Go simple
If your home theater is more prominent in your house, you may not want a novelty room front and center. If you want to incorporate your home theater into the rest of you house's decor, match the paint and lighting to reflect that. Choose light walls. Since you may not be able to set up stadium style seating, you can just build one level above the ground level. This way, people can sit on the floor and on the couch above without feeling crammed.
4. Go modern
If you like clean lines and want to emphasize the techie feel of the home theater choose a concrete bar for the back of the room and concrete walls. Choose square chairs that emphasize strong lines and make the lighting just as angular. The result will be Star Trek meets Pottery Barn, and it will be beautiful.
5. Go kid friendly
If the home theater is mostly going to be for the kids, consider letting them weigh in. Of course, you might not be able to model the theater after a princess castle or spider man, but you can get some ideas that can be translated into a more civilized space. Consider hanging pictures of the kids' favorite cartoon characters or getting colorful sconces that make the space fun for kids but still tasteful enough for adults.
Once you've decided on your video equipment and you've started to set up the technology, you'll want to start considering the design of the room. It's great that you'll have a new fun room for the family, but it can be that much more fun if you make the room really cool -- whatever cool means to you and your family.
Grace Lord writes for home design blogs and recommends checking out www.theaterseatstore.com when looking to purchase theater seating.
1. Go vintage
Use history's theaters as a model for yours. Think of those decadent 1920s theaters with the big gold double doors. Even if you don't get the doors, you can still model your room off of those elegant red carpets and red plush seats. Consider covering the walls with wood paneling and vintage sconces that give the room a rich feeling when they're on. If you want to really drive the idea home, get those chairs monogrammed. This Parisian opera house feel is great for classic movie buffs and people who love all things vintage.
2. Go man cave
If your theater is mostly going to serve as a man cave for sports game viewing, choose decor that imitates a sports bar feel. Choose wood molding and simple recessed lighting. Use neutral paint to emphasize the manly feel of the room. Use leather seating to increase the feeling of relaxing and enjoying the games. Granite bars going in front of the seating will be a great place to serve beer and snacks. Or, if that's too elaborate, you can get the seats that have a cup holder attached to them and use trays to serve food.
3. Go simple
If your home theater is more prominent in your house, you may not want a novelty room front and center. If you want to incorporate your home theater into the rest of you house's decor, match the paint and lighting to reflect that. Choose light walls. Since you may not be able to set up stadium style seating, you can just build one level above the ground level. This way, people can sit on the floor and on the couch above without feeling crammed.
4. Go modern
If you like clean lines and want to emphasize the techie feel of the home theater choose a concrete bar for the back of the room and concrete walls. Choose square chairs that emphasize strong lines and make the lighting just as angular. The result will be Star Trek meets Pottery Barn, and it will be beautiful.
5. Go kid friendly
If the home theater is mostly going to be for the kids, consider letting them weigh in. Of course, you might not be able to model the theater after a princess castle or spider man, but you can get some ideas that can be translated into a more civilized space. Consider hanging pictures of the kids' favorite cartoon characters or getting colorful sconces that make the space fun for kids but still tasteful enough for adults.
Once you've decided on your video equipment and you've started to set up the technology, you'll want to start considering the design of the room. It's great that you'll have a new fun room for the family, but it can be that much more fun if you make the room really cool -- whatever cool means to you and your family.
Grace Lord writes for home design blogs and recommends checking out www.theaterseatstore.com when looking to purchase theater seating.
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Friday, December 28, 2012
LG Display is preparing a line of Ultra HD TV
The company LG Display has announced plans to present at CES 2013 in early January, a lineup of TVs with ultra-high resolution and Ultra HD . Earlier, the South Korean manufacturer has already said that the flagship model with 84-inch screen will be sold for 20 thousand dollars, it will add 55 - and 65-inch versions, more friendly to the pocket. In addition to them, and LG will release a 30-inch computer monitor, also with the matrix Ultra HD .
Resolution Ultra HD , for which now formalize this designation, previously designated as 4K. Under Ultra HD resolution 3840x2160 understood pixels is four times the standard for Blu-ray format Full HD, that is 1920x1080 pixels. The new standard screens for televisions and other systems was reported recently, and manufacturers have started to produce compatible products, development of new niche is going well.
LG Display will delight and its other products, it will be a 5.5-inch display with a resolution of 1080p, 7-inch "flatbed" panel with a resolution of 1920x1200 pixels and 12.9-inch screen with a matrix of 2560x1700 pixels, this is higher than the standard Retina on laptops Apple. An important aspect is the thickness and the frame around the display, LG will provide a 13.3-inch laptop with a 2mm border and a 4.7-inch screen with a frame of 1 mm.
Resolution Ultra HD , for which now formalize this designation, previously designated as 4K. Under Ultra HD resolution 3840x2160 understood pixels is four times the standard for Blu-ray format Full HD, that is 1920x1080 pixels. The new standard screens for televisions and other systems was reported recently, and manufacturers have started to produce compatible products, development of new niche is going well.
LG Display will delight and its other products, it will be a 5.5-inch display with a resolution of 1080p, 7-inch "flatbed" panel with a resolution of 1920x1200 pixels and 12.9-inch screen with a matrix of 2560x1700 pixels, this is higher than the standard Retina on laptops Apple. An important aspect is the thickness and the frame around the display, LG will provide a 13.3-inch laptop with a 2mm border and a 4.7-inch screen with a frame of 1 mm.
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Thursday, May 10, 2012
Samsung to sell ultra-thin $9,000 OLED HDTV in 2012
Samsung on Thursday announced plans to launch its new flat-panel OLED TVs during the second half of this year, according to The Washington Post. OLED technology is still new and therefor very expensive. The company's high-end 55-inch OLED TV will be priced double Samsung's current offerings, costing more than $9,000 when it launches in South Korea.
The technology provides users with improved picture quality and deeper color saturation with high contrast. OLED technology also allows vendors to develop thinner and lighter TVs, and Samsung believes it will take two to three year before it becomes an industry standard.
The South Korean electronics giant previously announced that it would showcase its 55-inch OLED HDTV at Berlin's IFA trade show in late August after first showing it off at CES in January.
By: Dan Graziano
The technology provides users with improved picture quality and deeper color saturation with high contrast. OLED technology also allows vendors to develop thinner and lighter TVs, and Samsung believes it will take two to three year before it becomes an industry standard.
The South Korean electronics giant previously announced that it would showcase its 55-inch OLED HDTV at Berlin's IFA trade show in late August after first showing it off at CES in January.
By: Dan Graziano
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