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Teleconferencing facilities
Allen Hopkins, 14 Nov 2002
Last updated: 8 Oct 2009

Below is a list of teleconferencing facilities available in the DOP Center.

These resources are available to DOP Center occupants, we do not offer services to users outside of the center.

If you are interested in video teleconferencing at UC Berkeley, see The ETS Video Conferencing page.

Video Conference Room 545R

Polycomm Teleconference phone
Currently installed, for details, see How do I make a conference call? The number in the video conference room is 510-642-6322.
Netmeeting
For details about Netmeeting, see How do I use NetMeeting?
Single Person Capture
Eventually, we would like to be able to do a single person capture. For details, see the Presentation Capture page.

Boardroom540A /Classroom 540B

Polycomm Teleconference phone
Currently installed, for details, see How do I make a conference call?. The number in the Boardroom is 510-643-9965.
Sony Projector
See Sony Projector Operation for instructions.
See Presentation Capture
  • Staff operates the gear - In theory, we can do this now. For details, see the GSRC Video Workgroup
  • Student operated audio capture
  • Student operated audio/video capture
  • Student operated a/v capture with PowerPoint slides
  • NetMeeting
    For details about NetMeeting, see How do I use NetMeeting in the GSRC FAQ.

    Citris

    Khossrov Taherian has a Marratech. The Marratech sometimes requires that holes be punched in firewalls.

    Chess Conference Room: 337 Cory

    See the chesslocal faq for information about 337 Cory.

    Summary of teleconferencing capabilities

    Vendor Cost Platforms Netscape 4.x? Mozilla? Technical complexity App Sharing? Audio? Video? Firewall? Works with DSL? Works over a Modem?
    Polycomm Teleconference Call $20-$50/hour for 4 participants Phone Line Does not use a browser Very Easy, when was the last time the phone did not work for you? You will need a UC Calling card to call the 800 number though. No App Sharing Phone quality Audio No Video Does not use firewall or network DSL not necessary Modem not necessary
    NetMeeting Free Windows only? No browser, separate app Very Easy App Sharing Audio: 1:N Video: 1:N Firewall requires configuration, works best on intranet Works over DSL Works over Modem
    Placeware $375/month for 5 seats for Presenter (app viewing), $750/month for 5 seats for Premiere (app sharing + recording), Pay per use is $0.35/minute with a $3000 setup fee. Windows, Solaris Under XP, may require SP1 to get Java working with IE. Netscape 4.x, did not check Mozilla Works through firewalls, easy for participants, presenters must install an application App Viewing, Worked with Ptolemy II No Audio No Video Works tested with Honeywell's firewall Works over DSL Not tested over Modem
    First Virtual $? Client is Windows Only, Plugin technology. Server runs under Linux and Solaris. Client may require XPsp1 IE Only, installer will not work under Netscape 4.x, firewall tester hangs under Mozilla Participants need to download and install a plugin App Sharing, shared Wordpad, has file sharing T.121 ? App sharing, we did not see the remote cursor. Could not embed video Full Duplex N:N N:N Yes, see the Firewall Test Works over DSL Tested to 28.8k, slow video, good audio. Can handle POTS dial in
    WebEx $/.50/minute/user or $150/hour for 5 users Java Client for Mac, Windows and Unix. Also a Windows client? Explorer 4.0 or later or Netscape 4.06 or later. Not Mozilla. App sharing, worked with Ptolemy II Optional telephone conference call built in, no Voice over IP 1:N Probably has problems with firewalls DSL? Modem?
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