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martinp60563158
martinp60563158
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Mar 12, 2015 10:11 AM UTC
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Can we connect a Cisco videoconference system to adobe connect?

One of our participants wnt to use his own CISCO C20 videoconferencing system as a source for better video quality. Is it possible to connect Cisco C20 with Adobe Connect and if "Yes", what are the technical advices for the connection.

Best regards,

Martin

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    Jorma_at_Knox
    Jorma_at_Knox
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    Mar 12, 2015 4:04 PM UTC

    If you have an on-premise deployment of Adobe Connect you could see if you could configure to the Cisco system to work through the VTC integration, Configure FMG for a video telephony device. However, the Cisco C20 is not one of the supported systems, so it may or may not work.

    If you are on a hosted deployment, then you don't have the above option. You could get the video/audio feed into a computer and display it in the Video pod. This may not improve the video quality as the Video pod is limited to its preset resolutions (up to 240p) and frame rates. You may also need to use DVdriver to get a Windows computer to recognize your video input as a webcam.

    Third option would be to explore using one of the external video pods available here, Adobe Connect | Apps. You will likely need to do some setup outside of Connect to get them to work, but it could be worth exploring. There are two there that may work: TalkingStick and tecRacer VideoPlayer.

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    martinp60563158
    martinp60563158Author
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    Mar 12, 2015 5:20 PM UTC

    Thanks a lot, Jorma, for your rapid answer. I will try the second choice... Best regards, Martin.

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