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RADVISION Code of Contact Blog
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The in’s and out’s of V2oIP and IMS Programming, covering development issues related to VoIP - from design, coding and testing to areas such as interoperability and standardization.
- Author: Paul Glen
- Listed in: Technology
- Tags: voip ims videoconferencing videoconference v2oip sdk solutions
Recent Posts
HD Scaling Made Easy(ier) [VoIP Survivor]
[This post is part of our Designing Hardware for HD series. Be sure to check it out!] In the last two posts of this series, I’ve dealt with the layouts required for a videophone. In these posts, I’ve shown the range of different layouts t...
The Future of Mobile: Integrated, Downloadable or Cloud-Based? [VoIP Survivor]
There are three ways in which a service can be provided on a mobile handset these days: it can be integrated, downloaded or served from “the cloud”. The multi-Million dollar question is - which one is going to rule? A few years back, the ...
Sensory Experience - A Sense Of Interfaces To Come [Video Over Enterprise]
In a recent post on his blog, Tsahi discussed how the iPhone “changed the game” when it comes to product design. The best and most obvious example he gives is touch technology, which has become “the most coveted input technologyR...
SIP PBX Implementation, Part II: How Do PBX Vendors Handle the Media Relay Dilemma? [VoIP Survivor]
[Matan Barth is the author of a series of posts about media relay. The first part described relaying media. The current part explains how major PBX vendors handle the relay media dilemma.] In Part 1 of this series I described the media-relay dilemma....
What Hans Christian Andersen Can Teach You About High Definition [Video Over Enterprise]
I’ve been writing about or simply mentioning High Definition in almost every post here, so excuse me for not telling (again) the HD story or explaining (again) why it’s worth your every cent. I have already discussed the definition of ...
The Video Inputs and Outputs of an HD Videophone [VoIP Survivor]
[This post is taking part in our Designing Hardware for HD series. Be sure to check it out!] Mazal Tov! You have decided to develop an HD Videophone. You want it simple, easy to use and working properly. But do you know how many video streams you wil...
