Cisco Cisco WebEx Support Center WBS29.13 Release Notes
Video Release Notes
WebEx Support Center Release Notes and FAQs
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Video
video quality according to available
network bandwidth.
Camera hot
plug-in
Attendees can connect and switch
webcams while in a meeting.
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Lock video Presenter can determine whose video will
be displayed to all participants.
Yes
Yes
Yes
No
High-
definition
video
decode
offloading
to GPU
Supported GPU chipsets can offload
decode processing from the host CPU.
Yes
No
No
No
Cisco Medianet Integration—Performance Monitoring Support with Network
Management Systems
Starting with WBS28.4, when on a Cisco network, Cisco Medianet supports real-time, end-to-end data
collection and monitoring of performance on delay- and loss-sensitive WebEx video media streams and
VoIP audio streams, by using a Cisco partner Network Management System (provided the Network
Management System supports the Medianet MSI 3.1.1 REST API), directly from users' machines that have
Using the Cisco Medianet Performance Monitoring functionality with WebEx on a Cisco network, a network
administrator can easily see, understand, and report whether individual users are having acceptable media
experiences or not; for example, whether their sessions are experiencing latency, jitter, or packet loss,
even before they call in to report issues. With Performance Monitoring using Medianet, network
administrators can gain greater visibility into what is going on in their Medianet-enabled network, and the
rich-media experience it is providing their users. Cisco Medianet makes your network smarter and more
media aware.
Requirements
WebEx video works with any computer that complies with the standard Meeting Center, Training Center,
or Support Center requirements. To be able to reach the video resolution of 360p, PCs must meet the
following minimum requirements:
•
CPU: Dual-core processor
•
RAM: 1 GB RAM
•
Camera: a high-quality video supported USB-based web camera (see list in
High-Quality Video
Supported Cameras
.)