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Figure 13. Media Server Configuration
User Experience
Using a predefined Content Server recording alias, you can call a Cisco TelePresence bridge from the Content
Server user interface, or call a Content Server recording alias from a videoconferencing endpoint, such as
Jabber Video or EX90. When the recording is completed and a certain time passes, depending on the length
of the video, you can log in to the Cisco Show and Share application and find the video in the Most Recent
tab. You need only to record the video; all other processes are automated by the integrations between Content
Server and Cisco MXE 3500, and between Cisco MXE 3500 and the Cisco Show and Share application.
Server user interface, or call a Content Server recording alias from a videoconferencing endpoint, such as
Jabber Video or EX90. When the recording is completed and a certain time passes, depending on the length
of the video, you can log in to the Cisco Show and Share application and find the video in the Most Recent
tab. You need only to record the video; all other processes are automated by the integrations between Content
Server and Cisco MXE 3500, and between Cisco MXE 3500 and the Cisco Show and Share application.
When the Cisco MXE 3500 completes the recording and processes it through its integration with the Cisco
Show and Share application, you can view the recorded video in the Cisco Show and Share application.
Show and Share application, you can view the recorded video in the Cisco Show and Share application.
5.3 Deployment Scenario 3: Live Streaming—Content Server to Cisco Show and
Share Application
The Content Server to Cisco Show and Share live streaming integration enables recording and live streaming
of corporate-structured meetings, companywide broadcasts, and training and events, and makes them
viewable on the Cisco Show and Share application (Figure 14).
of corporate-structured meetings, companywide broadcasts, and training and events, and makes them
viewable on the Cisco Show and Share application (Figure 14).
Figure 14. Live Streaming with Content Server to Cisco Show and Share Application (for PCs Only)
WMV Unicast
TCS
SnS
Note: For live streaming to a Macintosh, use H.264 streaming through Wowza.