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Brand Names solutions from: Ezenia, Polycom/PicTel, Tanberg, VBrick Systems. The following information provide an overview of the different standards used today in videoconferencing. This can be helpful mainly for new users in determining what system or solution to purchase that will best fit their immediate and future needs.
H.320 is a 1990 ITU umbrella recommendation for video telephony over switched digital telephone networks (e.g. ISDN). H.321 ITU-T recommendations was approved in 1996 with revisions in 1998. H.321 recommendation are for video telephony over broadband ATM cell switched digital networks (e.g. B-ISDN). H.323 ITU-T recommendations was approved in 1996 by the ITU's Study Group 16. Version 2 was approved in January 1998. The H.323 standard provides a foundation for audio, video, and data communications across IP-based networks including the Internet. H.324 ITU-T recommendations are for analog POST telephone line based videoconferencing via modems. H.324 is an interoperability standard, meaning that if a vendor's videoconferencing products confirm to H.324 it should H.261 ITU-T is a video compression standard designed for use over 64 Kbps through 2 Mbps communication channels. Note: This standard is also know as px64 where p is in the range of 1 to 30 (i.e. multiples of the bandwidth provided by a single ISDN B-Channel).
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