Hi.

I have a JVC GZ-MG50U Hard Disk Drive cam corder.

I am trying to hook it up to do a live video conferencing with my client.

I have a DELL LXP pro set up, and my IP provider is a SPRINT wireless card, at a pretty good speed.

Any ideas how to get a live video image over the net with this set up?

 

Get the polycom software for your laptop & you can use it on any connectivity platform.

 

Any particular version?

Thanks.

 

You'll want a T3 for HD

 

Please splain.

 

The current video confrence software will work.. not sure of the version # but search around polycom's site & I'm sure you will find it.

 

You could also use netmeetting, its free.

 

a t3 line is a higher speed internet connection than you would get from basic cable or dsl internet.. there is also a t1 which is even faster than that, but its uber expensive... Internet cafes usually are running a t3 or t1 line for all their computer so the gamers get a good connection... So to stream in High def, which is a lot of information to send, you might need a faster connection than just cable/dsl.... but jsut cause u have an hd camera, doesnt mean you have to stream it in hd...i would consider that overkill for a video conference unless you were trying to pitch some new product that needed to be seen in clear detail, ect ect ect... best of luck getting this going..

 

A T3 is faster than a T1! T3: a digital channel which communicates at 45 Mbps, or 28 T1 lines. A T1 does 1.544Mbits per second.

 

I'm actually in the same boat as the OP. I looked on Polycom's website and it looks like they have a lot of different software. Do you happen to know the name of the software that you are referring to? Much appreciated.

 

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