TANDBERG CODIAN 2200 User Manual

 

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You can modify the global connection settings for the IP VCR choosing by 

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these values can be overwritten by other IP VCR or endpoint settings.  

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Refer to this table for assistance configuring the connection settings. After making any configuration changes, click 

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Identifies the greatest video size that the IP VCR 
will send and receive when connected to a video 
endpoint. 

This option is only available if the MCU 4CIF 
(HRO) feature key is present. 

Choose the unit-wide setting for motion/sharpness 
trade off. The options are:  

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Favor motion: the IP VCR will try and use a 
high frame rate. That is, the IP VCR will 
strongly favor a resolution of at least 25 
frames per second 

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Favor sharpness: the IP VCR will use the 
highest resolution that is appropriate for 
what is being viewed 

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Balanced: the IP VCR will select settings 
that balance resolution and frame rate 
(where the frame rate will not be less than 
12 frames per second) 

The settings for motion (frames per second) and 
sharpness (frame size or resolution) are negotiated 
between the endpoint and the IP VCR. This setting 
controls how the IP VCR will negotiate the settings 
to be used with an endpoint. 

Choose the unit-wide setting for transmitted video 
resolutions. This setting can be overridden by 
individual configured endpoint settings.  

Retain the default setting (Allow all resolutions) 
unless you are experiencing problems with the 
display of certain resolutions by endpoints.  

Endpoints advertise the resolutions that they are 
able to display. The IP VCR then chooses from 
those advertised resolutions, the resolution that it 
will use to transmit video. However, some 
endpoints do not display widescreen resolutions 
optimally. In these cases, you might want to use 
this setting to restrict the resolutions available to 
the IP VCR.  

Note that you can configure this setting for 
individual configured endpoints if you do not need