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Field Name Description

Sharpness Select Yes to enable more definition or video sharpness

and alter the bandwidth required to maintain a video

resolution (see Setting Call Bandwidth in XT Series on

page 163). Select No to prefer more fluidity in motion.

TMMBR RFC5104 Select Yes to allow a receiver, translator, or mixer to use

the Temporary Maximum Media Stream Bit Rate Request

(TMMBR, 'timber') to request a sender to limit the

maximum bit rate for a media stream to or below, the

provided value, without using re-invites.

Presentation Sharpness Select Yes to enable presentation sharpness, which is

used to specify your preferences for sharpness and motion

in the presentation video. Sharpness is measured in units

of resolution. Motion is measured in frames per second

(fps). Typically, the higher the resolution, the lower the fps.

So, there is a trade-off between the sharpness of the

image and the fluidity of the movement.

Live Video on Presentation Select Yes to optimize the user experience when the DVI

input is used to connect an additional live camera, and not

a PC. When Live Video on Presentation is enabled, the

system performs different optimizations you connect an

additional camera instead of a PC.

Traffic Shaping You can reduce the impact of a burst of traffic on your

network. This option may clash with NetSense and so it is

disabled, by default.

• Disabled: This is the default. Traffic shaping is not

enabled.

• High: A strong traffic shaping algorithm is activated by

each video encoder to ensure an instantaneous correct

bitrate level and avoid data bursts

• Medium: A lighter traffic shaping is activated to reach

higher frame rates during call and content transitions but

instantaneous bitrate should not exceed twice the target

bitrate.

• Low: Traffic shaping is applied only when frames are

much larger than normal.

3. From the web interface only, select

Save.

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