Magor extends the basic principle of scalable video with segmentation and adaptation to ensure a quality video experience across a broad range of network bandwidths. Full 1080p@30fps utilizes 1.6Mb/sec.
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A special room is not required. Magor TeleCollaboration systems are ideal for individual workspaces, offices and meeting rooms. Click here to learn more about the following systems:
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Magor TeleCollaboration provides interoperability with other vendors’ systems while ensuring all Magor video, audio and collaboration capabilities are preserved. « Top
Yes. 1080p (1920X1080) is the native resolution for all Magor TeleCollaboration
systems. Depending on your network’s characteristics, other video settings
may be used to ensure an optimal user experience.
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A network’s available bandwidth can change rapidly, increasing and decreasing. Magor systems continually monitor your network’s characteristics and adapts in real time, adjusting, both up and down, video resolution, frame rate and compression level, to ensure an optimal user experience at all times.
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Any VGA source can be shared with all participants. The VGA source is integrated within their session in view-only mode. Many competitors consider sharing VGA video as collaboration. This definition falls short of Magor’s visual collaboration capabilities, such as file, application and computer desktop sharing. « Top
Magor’s advanced collaboration capabilities are fully integrated into the visual experience. Computer desktops can be easily shared with all session participants without the need for additional software.
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No. Only the computer originating the sharing of the application requires an application license. « Top
No. This is where a communications architecture that is peer-to-peer excels over one that uses an MCU. With Magor TeleCollaboration, you simply add participants as required. Further, any participant can leave a session with no affect on the remaining participants. « Top
Yes. You can connect to a collaboration session with a browser and an Internet connection. The audio portion of the session is accessed by phone. « Top

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