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This chapter describes how to place an SVC-based conference call using the RealPresence 

SVC-Based Conferencing solution. It describes the conference call from the end-user 

perspective in addition to describing the SVC-based conference established in the 

RealPresence Collaboration Server and the RealPresence Virtualization Manager (DMA). 

Additionally, the chapter describes the various features that can be used in an SVC-based 

conference.

Using the Polycom RealPresence Desktop and the Polycom 
RealPresence Mobile Applications

The Polycom RealPresence Desktop application is designed as an enhancement and 

replacement of the existing Polycom CMA Desktop and m100 applications. However, in this 

release, the RealPresence Desktop supports the Windows platform only. 
The Polycom RealPresence Mobile application provides video conferencing for tablets and 

smartphones, extending video beyond conference rooms, enabling organizations to deliver 

video collaboration to more users in more environments. RealPresence Desktop and 

RealPresence Mobile are fully SVC-enabled applications.

Making a Conference Call

There are several types of conferences:
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Point-to-Point Calls

Point-to-point calls enable one participant to call another participant for video conferencing. 

Using the RealPresence Desktop or RealPresence Mobile, a point-to-point call can be made 

between two endpoints using the SIP protocol. Point-to-point calls can also be done between 

standard-based H.323 and SIP clients.
For point-to-point calls using the SIP protocol, an exchange is performed for video 

capabilities between the participants at the beginning of the call to determine the preferred 

call characteristics by both sides. When that is determined, point-to-point calls uses the SVC 

error resiliency capabilities but only one resolution is sent between the endpoints.