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Choose the setting for transmitted video resolutions 
from the IP VCR to this endpoint. This setting 
overrides the unit-wide setting on the 

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Retain the default setting (use box-wide setting) 
unless you are experiencing problems with the 
display of certain resolutions by this endpoint.  

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. Therefore, you might want to use this 
setting to restrict the resolutions available to the IP 
VCR for transmissions to this endpoint.  

Choose a border size for this endpoint's transmitted 
video.  

This sets a border thickness to display around the 
video image. This is useful where the image is 
displaying off the edges of the participant's screen; 
use a border to force the image to display properly. 

Applying a border size here means that this border 
size will always be used for this endpoint's 
transmitted video. Note that you can also apply a 
border to a participant in a conference from the 

 

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The network capacity (measured in bits per second) 
used by the media channels established by the IP 
VCR to a single participant. 

These settings take priority over the Default 
bandwidth from IP VCR setting configured in the 
global Connection settings (see 

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The maximum combined media bandwidth 
advertised by the IP VCR to endpoints. 

These settings take priority over the Default 
bandwidth to IP VCR setting configured in the global 
Connection settings (see 

Can be used to ensure only specific codecs are 
permitted on calls to (and received from) this 
endpoint. 

If Enabled, you can choose which codecs are 
allowed to be used when communicating with this 
endpoint. When enabled, this setting overrides the 
unit-wide codec selection on the 

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