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multiparty video conferencing bandwidth requiremnts(12 people)?
The title kind of says it all. Is it going to be possible to set up this many people without spending thousands? Does it have to be a fully meshed solution? With 66 connections I doubt it could work. Could it be done on a server with software?
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Re: multiparty video conferencing bandwidth requiremnts(12 people)?
Tell us something about the topology, where are all these people located? Are they on a local LAN or Internet connected? What are the characteristics of any broadband connections?
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