Conference XP Wishlist Forum

My computer freezes at the dell start up. How do I fix this?

Tue, 16 Jun 2009 21:23:29 Z

OKay so my dell inspiration 500 is freezing at the start up where it says dell and Bios. How do I fix this? I can't press f12 or F2 I can't even do F8

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Profiles

Wed, 26 Nov 2008 21:06:57 Z

I am looking to use a system between multiple rooms and equipment. The ability to select different configurations from a menu depending where the system is being used would be great.

Thanks

Support for H.263 Compression

Sat, 03 May 2008 03:50:12 Z

Support for H.263 Compression

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This compression required for enable comference system between low bandwidth system such as mobile phones. Most Smart Phones supports H.263. if we can enable a conferencing system which we can participate mobile users (3G), it is a big advantage.

Thanks

Janaka Prasad A.B

Higher uncompressed audio rates

Mon, 22 Oct 2007 00:12:28 Z

To make it an "official" request (if anyone is listening...)

ConfXP could be a really good DVTS replacement for the (unfortunately, very many) bandwidth-challanged educational institutions out there. In the arts - specifically classical music - the major problem is the sound quality. Although it is amazingly good for a compressed "real-time" feed, it would be great if the program would accomodate transmission of, say, CD quality audio (stereo 16 bit 44.1 KHz). For us, the video quality does not need to be extraordinary - but the sound needs to be as good as possible.

Thanks for the consideration.

Post 4.0 features and enhancements

Mon, 21 Aug 2006 22:23:18 Z

With ConferenceXP 4.0 in beta, we're already looking at possible future enhancements and features. The following is a list we've collected from discussions with individual users, developers and workshop attendees as well as ideas from the development team. I'd appreciate hearing your opinions and priorities as well as your own ideas for enhancements.

Telephony modem integration (bridge) to better enable inclusion of telephone conference calls into ConferenceXP sessions. Today, most folks are using the telelphony bridge capabilities of a Gentner but this is a relatively expense bridging solution if you're not already using one for echo cancellation / microphone aggregation. It's also a completely separate interface and frequently managed by a separate machine from the ConferenceXP node. Being able to use a simple analog modem (especially one of the cheap, plug and play USB modems on the market) to enable a ConferenceXP client to dial into a telephone conference and integrate that seamlessly into the session would be a very useful new capability.
Wolfvision and ClearOne make some high resolution document cameras that could be integrated into ConferenceXP. Providing support for higher video resolutions with lower frame rates might be enough to enable this. Testing required...
Localization: we've had several requests for localization of ConferenceXP from China and Japan. Anyone else?
Digital (still) camera integration. MSR has previously demonstrated integrating support for USB-controlled digital still cameras into videoconferencing which is an interesting way to, for instance, share drawings on a white board. There are a number of cameras on the market today capable of taking 5 megapixel photos every few seconds that could be integrated in this fashion.
UI to support local and remote control of pan/tilt/zoom cameras from within ConferenceXP. Possibly native support for the VISCA interface.
For the venue service, integration with either Outlook or Exchange to provide integrated scheduling capabilities.
Improvements to the venue service to enable quick venue status - think of the mouse pointer hovering over a venue to tell you who's active in the venue or what's currently scheduled for that venue.
A new client toolbar to help manage video windows and audio during a session ("mute all", "re-arrange all", etc.). We've found that as people use ConferenceXP for ever larger numbers of participants, they've voiced a need for stronger client management capabilities.
If you're following the hardware discussion section, you're already aware that ResearchChannel is working on real time high definition encoding. However, Bob Riddle with the University of Michigan Medical School suggested integrating support for DVTS streams into ConferenceXP.
Security. Though I hesitate to open this tread here, as ConferenceXP deployments have increased, so have the requests for secure venues, authentication support, encryption support, etc. Instead of delving into any specifics, I'm more interested in hearing how high this is on your list of priorities relative to the other items listed here.
Automatic (or manual) "slide catch up" that provides current presentations to late joiners (generically, "late joiner support").

What are your thoughts on these? What else would you like to see? What are you working on? What capabilities do you use in other RTC applications that would be cool to have in ConferenceXP?

We're listening...

PowerPoint Player enhancement

Fri, 17 Aug 2007 03:14:32 Z

Well... One wish list for me is to add video support for playing PowerPoint slides! This is so important. We had so many video slides that can't be played!!!