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Chapter 4 - Setting Up Conferences
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Highest Common Mechanism
In Video Switching conferences, the Highest Common mechanism enables 
the MCU to select the optimal video parameters for the conference according 
to the highest video capabilities that are common to all the endpoints 
participating in the conference. 
The selected common video is dynamically adjusted with each participant 
connection to or disconnection from the conference. The Highest Common 
mechanism is available with both H.320 and H.323 endpoints, but is not 
available with SIP endpoints.
The Highest Common mechanism improves the connectivity between 
endpoints, eliminates Secondary connections, and facilitates Entry Queue 
Access and participant’s moves during conferences.
The Highest Common mechanism is enabled in the Conference Properties - 
Settings dialog box by setting the basic video parameters to Auto
The Highest Common mechanism in Video Switching conferences supports: 
Video Protocol (including H.263 and H.264)
Video Format
Frame Rate
H.263 Annexes (N, F, T and I
ProMotion (NTSC or PAL Interlaced Video)
The Highest Common mechanism does not support the following options:
Cascading conferences. The Highest Common mechanism is disabled in 
Cascading conferences. When defining a Cascading conference, all the 
cascaded conferences must be set to the same video protocol.
H.264*/H.264L video protocols. Only the standard H.264 video protocol 
is supported with the Highest Common mechanism. 
Dual Stream Mode - People & Content V0 and Visual Concert PC & FX.
For a detailed description of Cascading conference options, see “Defining 
Cascading Conferences” in the MGC Manager User’s Guide, Volume II, 
Chapter 1, “Advanced Conference Settings”.