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	* For information about Cisco Unified Video Advantage, see http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps5662/tsd_products_support_series_home.html		* For information about Cisco Unified Video Advantage, see http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps5662/tsd_products_support_series_home.html
	* For information about Cisco Unified Personal Communicator, see http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6844/tsd_products_support_series_home.html		* For information about Cisco Unified Personal Communicator, see http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6844/tsd_products_support_series_home.html
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	== Video Endpoint Compatibility Test Results for Release 7.0==		== Video Endpoint Compatibility Test Results for Release 7.0==

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	* Transferring a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace call from a Cisco-brand phone to a third-party SIP video terminal is likely to result in an audio-only connection. This is due to differences in the way Cisco and third-party terminals negotiate transport of telephony events. The differences cause Cisco Unified Communications Manager to insert a media termination point (MTP) in the call. Unless a hardware MTP resource is available, this insertion will block the video stream.		* Transferring a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace call from a Cisco-brand phone to a third-party SIP video terminal is likely to result in an audio-only connection. This is due to differences in the way Cisco and third-party terminals negotiate transport of telephony events. The differences cause Cisco Unified Communications Manager to insert a media termination point (MTP) in the call. Unless a hardware MTP resource is available, this insertion will block the video stream.
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		+	* ISDN Video (H.320) Gateways and ISDN Video terminals are not supported.
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'''Main page:''' [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.1]]

'''One level up:''' [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.1#Documentation for Administrators|Documentation for Administrators]]

This section provides compatibility information between Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.1 and various video terminals when using Cisco Unified Communications Manager Release 6.1(2) or higher.

All testing for Release 7.1 was performed with Cisco Unified MeetingPlace connected to Cisco Unified Communications Manager Release 8.5.1.10000-23 via SIP trunk. For H.323 testing, the terminal was registered to a H.323 Gatekeeper, which was connected to Cisco Unified Communications Manager through an H.225 trunk. For SIP and SCCP, the terminal was registered directly to Cisco Unified Communications Manager.

'''Notes: '''

* Cisco Unified Communications Manager Release 6.1(2) or higher is required for all video installations except where only Cisco Unified Video Advantage is used, in which case Cisco Unified Communications Manager Release 6.0(3) is adequate.

* Endpoints with the following test results are likely to drop calls when transferring to a breakout session, initiating a #31 dial-out call, or exiting the meeting with #9:
** Dial in-fail
** Dial out-fail
** Direct to meeting-OK or "-"
: These video endpoints typically do not correctly support the required media transfer mechanism.

* Transferring a Cisco Unified MeetingPlace call from a Cisco-brand phone to a third-party SIP video terminal is likely to result in an audio-only connection. This is due to differences in the way Cisco and third-party terminals negotiate transport of telephony events. The differences cause Cisco Unified Communications Manager to insert a media termination point (MTP) in the call. Unless a hardware MTP resource is available, this insertion will block the video stream.

== Video Endpoint Compatibility Test Results for Release 7.1 ==

The following table lists compatibility test results for video endpoints that were tested against Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.1.

{| border = 1
|-
!Manufacturer/Brand
!Model/Series
!Protocol
!Dial In
!Dial Out
!Direct to Meeting
!4CIF
!Version Tested
!Notes
|-
|
Cisco
|

Cisco Unified IP Phone 99xx
|

SIP
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

N
|

sip9951.9-1-1
|

-
|-
|
Cisco
|

Cisco Unified Personal Communicator
|

SIP
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

N
|

7.1(1.13949)
|

-
|-
|
Cisco
|

Cisco Unified Video Advantage
|

SCCP
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

N
|

-
|

-
|-
|
Cisco
|

Cisco Unified IP Phone 7985
|

SCCP
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

N
|

cmterm_7985
|

-
|-
|
Cisco

|

Microsoft Office Communicator (LCS Gateway) for Cisco Unified MeetingPlace

|

H.323
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

N
|

CSF 8.5(1)-4.0.8
|

-
|-
|
Tandberg

|

MXP Series except 150 MXP
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H.323
|

OK
|

Fail (audio only)
|

OK
|

Y
|

F8.2 PAL
|

Tested 1700
|-
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Tandberg
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MXP Series except 150 MXP
|
SIP
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
|

F8.2 PAL
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Tested 1700
|-
|
Tandberg
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E20
|

SIP
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
|

TE4.0.0RC1
|

-
|-
|
Polycom
|
VSX Series
|

H.323
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
|

9.0.6.1
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Tested 3000A
|-
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Polycom
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VSX Series
|

SIP
|

Fail
|

Fail
|
Fail

|

-
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9.0.6.1
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Tested 3000A
|-
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Lifesize
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Passport
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SIP
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
|

LS_PP1_4.7.0(19)
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-
|-
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Lifesize
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Passport
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H.323
|

OK
|

Fail (audio only)
|

OK
|

Y
|

LS_PP1_4.7.0(19)
|

-

|}

==== Related Topics ====

* For information about Cisco Unified Video Advantage, see http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/sw/voicesw/ps5662/tsd_products_support_series_home.html
* For information about Cisco Unified Personal Communicator, see http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps6844/tsd_products_support_series_home.html

== Video Endpoint Compatibility Test Results for Release 7.0==

The following table displays results for video endpoints that were tested against Release 7.0.2 (MR1) and 7.0.3 (MR2). Test results also apply to Release 7.1.

All testing for Release 7.0 was performed with Cisco Unified MeetingPlace connected to Cisco Unified Communications Manager Release 6.1 or Release 7.0 via SIP trunk. For H.323 testing, the terminal was registered to a H.323 Gatekeeper, which was connected to Cisco Unified Communications Manager through an H.323 trunk. For SIP and SCCP, the terminal was registered directly to Cisco Unified Communications Manager.

{| border = 1
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!Manufacturer/Brand
!Model/Series
!Protocol
!Dial In
!Dial Out
!Direct to Meeting
!4CIF
!Version Tested
!Notes
|-
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Cisco
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Cisco Unified IP Phone 99xx
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SIP
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OK
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OK
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OK
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-
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sip9971.9-0-1MNT3-2
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-
|-
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Cisco
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Cisco Unified Personal Communicator
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SIP
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OK
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OK
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OK
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N
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-
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-
|-
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Cisco
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Cisco Unified Video Advantage
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SCCP
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OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

N
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-
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-
|-
|
Cisco
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Cisco Unified IP Phone 7985
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SCCP
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
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Y
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-
|

-
|-
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Cisco
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Telepresence
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SIP
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No video
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No video
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No video
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-
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-
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-
|-
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Tandberg

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MXP Series except 150 MXP
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H.323
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OK
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No video
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OK
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Y
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F7
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Tested1500, 6000, 95, 3000, 1700, 990.
|-
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Tandberg
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MXP Series except 150 MXP
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SIP
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OK
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OK
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OK
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Y
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F7
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-
|-
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Tandberg

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150 MXP

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H.323
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-
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-
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-
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-
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L4.2
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-
|-
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Tandberg
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150 MXP
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SIP
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Fail
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OK
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OK
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-
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L4.2
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Unable to recognize DTMF tones.
|-
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Tandberg
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1000
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H.323
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OK
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No video
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OK
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-
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B 7.4, E 5.3, F7.2
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H.263 only.
|-
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Tandberg
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6000
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H.323
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OK
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No video
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OK
|

Y
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E5.2, B10.3
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H.263 only for TBG6000B.
|-
|
Polycom
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VSX Series
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H.323
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
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8.5.3, 8.7.1
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Tested 3000A, 5000, 7000 NTSC, 8000.
|-
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Polycom
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VSX Series
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SIP
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One-way video
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One-way video
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-
|

Y
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8.5.3, 8.7.1
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-
|-
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Polycom
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Via Video (PVX)
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H.323
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OK
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OK
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OK
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-
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8.0.2
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Large delay sending video by PVX.
|-
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Polycom
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Via Video (PVX)
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SIP
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OK
|

OK
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OK
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-
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8.0.2
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-
|-
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Polycom
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VS 512
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H.323
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Fail
|

Fail
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-
|

-
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7.5.4
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-
|-
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Polycom
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FX
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H.323
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Fail
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Fail
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-
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-
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6.0.5
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-
|-
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Polycom
|
HDX 9002
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H.323
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OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
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2.0.3
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-
|-
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Polycom
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HDX 9002
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SIP
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OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
|

2.0.3
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Prompts are clipped.
|-
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Aethra

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AVC 8400
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H.323
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
|

6.0.30
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Should be forced to prefer H263x4CIF in a 4CIF mode. Otherwise, it opens CIF.
|-
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Aethra
|

THESEUS
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SIP
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No video
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Fail
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-
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-
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V6.0.49
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-
|-
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Aethra
|
Vega X5
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H.323
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OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
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10.2.24
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Should be forced to prefer H263x4CIF in a 4CIF mode. Otherwise, it opens CIF.
|-
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Aethra
|
Vega X5
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SIP
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No video
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Fail
|

-
|

-
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-
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-
|-
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Aethra
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Vega X7
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H.323
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OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
|

V12
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Should be forced to prefer H263x4CIF in a 4CIF mode. Otherwise, it opens CIF.
|-
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Aethra
|
Vega X7
|
SIP
|

OK
|

Fail
|

-
|

-
|

-
|

-
|-
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Aethra
|
Vega X3
|

H.323
|

OK
|

OK
|

OK
|

Y
|

V10.7.11
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Should be forced to prefer H263x4CIF in a 4CIF mode. Otherwise, it opens CIF.
|-
|
Aethra
|
Vega X3
|

SIP
|

No video
|

Fail
|

-
|

-
|

-
|

-
|-
|
Sony
|

PCS-1
|

H.323
|

OK
|

One-way video
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-
|

-
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3.31
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-
|-
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Sony
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PCS-1

|

SIP
|

One-way video
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One-way video
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-
|

-
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-
|

-
|-
|
Sony
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PCS G-50
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H.323
|

OK
|

One-way video
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-
|

-
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2.41
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-
|-
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Sony
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PCS TL-50
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H.323
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OK
|

One-way video
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-
|

-
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2.31
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-
|-
|
Sony
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TL-30
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H.323
|

OK
|

One-way video
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-
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-
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1.24
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-
|-
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Sony
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XG80
|

H.323
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Fail
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Fail
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-
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-
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2
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No DTMF recognition.
|-
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Sony
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XG80

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SIP
|

OK
|

One-way video
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-
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-
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-
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-
|-
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Sony
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G-70
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H.323
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OK
|

One-way video
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-
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Y
|

2.41
|

-
|-
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France Telecom

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eConf
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H.323
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OK
|

OK
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OK
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-
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5.0.34
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-
|-
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France Telecom
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eConf
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SIP
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One-way video & audio
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One-way video & audio
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-
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-
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-
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RFC 2833 should be used for DTMF.
|-
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Counterpath
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eyeBeam
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SIP
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OK
|

OK
|

OK
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-
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1.5
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-
|-
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LifeSize
|
Room
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H.323
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Fail
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Fail
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-
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-
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3.5.3(11)
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-
|-
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Lifesize
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Room
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SIP
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Fail
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No video
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-
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Y
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-
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No DTMF recognition.
|}

== Terminology Used in Video Endpoint Compatibility Test Results ==

The following table describes the terminology used in [[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.1 -- Video Endpoint Compatibility#Table: Video Endpoints Compatible with Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.1|Table: Video Endpoints Compatible with Cisco Unified MeetingPlace Release 7.1]].

{| border = 1
|-
!Terminology
!Description
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|<td colspan="2" rowspan="1">|''' Test'''
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Dial In
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Tested dialing in to Cisco Unified MeetingPlace.
|-
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Dial Out
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Tested dialing out from Cisco Unified MeetingPlace by using a web browser command or by using the TUI command #31.
|-
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Direct to Meeting
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Tested dialing out from Cisco Unified MeetingPlace using the scheduled "direct to meeting" mode. The process was to configure a video terminal profile for outdial to terminal, tell the video terminal to skip the meeting entry prompts on outdial, and then invite the terminal to the meeting.
|-
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4CIF
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Tested whether the terminal worked when tested with 4CIF using H.263.
|-

|<td colspan="2" rowspan="1">|''' Result'''
|-
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OK
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The terminal was able to enter a meeting using video.
|-
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Fail
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The terminal was not able to enter a meeting. The failure may have been at initial connection or at meeting entry.
|-
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"-"
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The terminal was not tested in this mode.
|}

== Video Format Support ==

[[Cisco Unified MeetingPlace, Release 7.1 -- Video Endpoint Compatibility#Table: Supported Video Formats|Table: Supported Video Formats]] lists the supported video formats for various combinations of the global video mode and the codec used by the video terminal.

'''Notes: '''

* If Cisco Unified Communications Manager causes the connection rate to be lower than the maximum for your global video mode setting (384 kbps for standard rate, 2 Mbps for high rate), then the resolution or frames per second sent by Cisco Unified MeetingPlace may be reduced.
* H.263 and H.261 are offered only by defining a video terminal profile. Otherwise, only H.264 will be offered.

''' Table: Supported Video Formats '''

{| border = 1
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!Global Video Mode
!Codec
!Video Format
!Frames per Second
|-
|<td colspan="1" rowspan="4">|High rate (2 Mbps maximum)

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H.264
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CIF, QCIF
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30
|-
|
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H.263
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4CIF
|

15
|-
|
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H.263
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CIF, QCIF
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30
|-
|
|

H.261
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CIF, QCIF
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30
|-
|<td colspan="1" rowspan="3">|Standard rate (384 kbps maximum)

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H.264
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CIF
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15
|-
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H.264
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QCIF
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30
|-
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H.263
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CIF, QCIF
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30
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