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The document discusses videoconferencing bandwidth requirements and etiquette. It recommends 384 Kbps for high quality video with many participants, 256 Kbps for good quality with 3-5 participants, and 128 Kbps for 1-3 participants where high motion is not needed. It provides tips for setting up and participating in videoconferences, such as testing equipment beforehand, introducing yourself, focusing on remote participants, and getting feedback after meetings. It also introduces Global Videoconferencing Technologies as the largest dedicated videoconferencing provider in Australia and New Zealand.
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- 1. Health & Aged Care Strengthening Support for Women with Breast Cancer Lets Use Videoconferencing or Lets Talk About Pipes Danny Gruber Victorian State Manager Global Videoconferencing Technologies
- 3. Determining the Bandwidth The Better the Quality of Video = The Increase in the Number of Pipes The More Bandwidth You Use =
- 4. Determining the Bandwidth = 128 Kbps = 256 Kbps = 384 Kbps
- 8. Determining the Bandwidth What do you think of the Quality of this call? It can make ugly people like me look really cool = 384 Kbps
- 13. Anything that can run on a PC can be presented and discussed during a videoconference call
- 16. Yes…But what about Multiple Locations?
- 24. Thank You Danny Gruber Victorian State Manager [email_address] PH: 9650 1033