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From: ChronicBoy on 11 Mar 2010 18:05
I don't know if this is the right group to put this post
If it's not please can someone redirect me to the right group thank
you in advance, but i will put a post.

Good morning/afternoon/evening

I'm a student at a technical institute and I’m making a report on
video conferencing.
I study Electro-Engineering.

Here's my question

I'm using a very old conferencing system
The Polycom picturetell PT 600 model
And I have a KPN Telecom NT1 Model S2 model.
I found out this is a 2B+D Connection

Meaning it has a 2 x 64 kbps (B channel) + 16 kbps (D Channel)

I was wondering "IS" this enough bandwidth to make a successful video
connection with another system. Let’s say an abroad system. My system
is hooked up in clas at Curacao, is it possible to make a call to
Netherlands

Thank You In advance I really appreciate the help

If more information is needed I would gladly reply
From: Jeff Strickland on 11 Mar 2010 19:00

"ChronicBoy" <chronicboy11(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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I don't know if this is the right group to put this post
If it's not please can someone redirect me to the right group thank
you in advance, but i will put a post.

Good morning/afternoon/evening

I'm a student at a technical institute and I�m making a report on
video conferencing.
I study Electro-Engineering.

Here's my question

I'm using a very old conferencing system
The Polycom picturetell PT 600 model
And I have a KPN Telecom NT1 Model S2 model.
I found out this is a 2B+D Connection

Meaning it has a 2 x 64 kbps (B channel) + 16 kbps (D Channel)

I was wondering "IS" this enough bandwidth to make a successful video
connection with another system. Let�s say an abroad system. My system
is hooked up in clas at Curacao, is it possible to make a call to
Netherlands

Thank You In advance I really appreciate the help

If more information is needed I would gladly reply


<JS>
I don't know what any of that means, but I have a webcam and Skype, and my
family (in-laws) talk to their relatives in Poland all of the time. All I
use is a camera with a built-in microphone, and the speakers in my monitor,
and I can video conference without any problem at all using Skype.

</JS>





From: ChronicBoy on 11 Mar 2010 21:12
On Mar 11, 8:00 pm, "Jeff Strickland" <crwlrj...(a)yahoo.com> wrote:
> "ChronicBoy" <chronicbo...(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
>
> news:7f849a68-dcd6-4656-a56e-642b1a3058d7(a)f8g2000yqn.googlegroups.com...
> I don't know if this is the right group to put this post
> If it's not please can someone redirect me to the right group thank
> you in advance, but i will put a post.
>
> Good morning/afternoon/evening
>
> I'm a student at a technical institute and I’m making a report on
> video conferencing.
> I study Electro-Engineering.
>
> Here's my question
>
> I'm using a very old conferencing system
> The Polycom picturetell PT 600 model
> And I have a KPN Telecom NT1 Model S2 model.
> I found out this is a 2B+D Connection
>
> Meaning it has a 2 x 64 kbps (B channel) + 16 kbps (D Channel)
>
> I was wondering "IS" this enough bandwidth to make a successful video
> connection with another system. Let’s say an abroad system. My system
> is hooked up in clas at Curacao, is it possible to make a call to
> Netherlands
>
> Thank You In advance I really appreciate the help
>
> If more information is needed I would gladly reply
>
> <JS>
> I don't know what any of that means, but I have a webcam and Skype, and my
> family (in-laws) talk to their relatives in Poland all of the time. All I
> use is a camera with a built-in microphone, and the speakers in my monitor,
> and I can video conference without any problem at all using Skype.
>
> </JS>

To be more specific we are using a dedicated conferencing system to
make video conferencing possible
From: tony sayer on 12 Mar 2010 03:01
>>
>> I'm a student at a technical institute and I'm making a report on
>> video conferencing.
>> I study Electro-Engineering.
>>
>> Here's my question
>>
>> I'm using a very old conferencing system
>> The Polycom picturetell PT 600 model
>> And I have a KPN Telecom NT1 Model S2 model.
>> I found out this is a 2B+D Connection
>>
>> Meaning it has a 2 x 64 kbps (B channel) + 16 kbps (D Channel)
>>
>> I was wondering "IS" this enough bandwidth to make a successful video
>> connection with another system. Let's say an abroad system. My system
>> is hooked up in clas at Curacao, is it possible to make a call to
>> Netherlands
>>
>> Thank You In advance I really appreciate the help
>>
>> If more information is needed I would gladly reply
>>
>> <JS>
>> I don't know what any of that means, but I have a webcam and Skype, and my
>> family (in-laws) talk to their relatives in Poland all of the time. All I
>> use is a camera with a built-in microphone, and the speakers in my monitor,
>> and I can video conference without any problem at all using Skype.
>>
>> </JS>
>
>To be more specific we are using a dedicated conferencing system to
>make video conferencing possible

If the OP is asking that Two 64 K ISDN channels are OK for vid
conferencing then yes, that will work fine..

Tho some we see have now gone over to net connections and seem to work
just as well at reduced cost!...

--
Tony Sayer




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