
video needs to be packaged on DVD for future offline viewing. If this is done all the Pulse Analytics
Metadata is lost.
Cisco has produced an app for the iPad which can be used to view the final product from Show and
Share. This app currently has limited functionality and it is not possible to navigate by key words as is
possible on the Show and Share full web interface.
For the purposes of the TERENA TF-Media recording contest, the servers used to record and process
the video were located in a Cisco data centre at its headquarters campus in San Jose, US. However,
these servers may be located in any location that is most convenient, such as a university data centre
on campus or, in the case of a shared facility, in a data centre attached to the NREN.
It will typically take approximately the same length of time as the recorded video to transcode it into
versions for viewing on a range of devices, and also to create the downloadable version. The quality
can be set up to include standard and high definition versions. An additional recording-length time is
needed to perform the Pulse Analytics. Thus for a one-hour recording, the video would be available
for publishing two hours after recording has stopped.
Achieved using Cisco C series codec, Tandberg C60 end point or
Cisco TP immersive system or software HD client such as Cisco
Jabber Video. If the system is connected to an MCU, a complete
videoconference with multiple participants can be recorded.
Integrated with video capture via the codec used.
Takes digital video feed from the presentation computer and
combines this with the speaker audio/video. The server keeps the
two streams available so that the playback format can be
configured as desired.
The final product can be downloaded for manual editing using any
available video editing suite. iMovie was used on this occasion.
The resulting product is a single video/audio stream, metadata in
the form of key word index, and speaker index that is automatically
added and accessible when published using the Show and Share
video portal. Chapter markers were manually added.
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The resulting video is a single stream and any distribution solution
can be used, whether hosted by the university, NREN or on the
cloud.
All metadata is automatically accessible via the Show and Share
video portal. This includes speaker names (linked to their individual
contributions on the timeline), key word index, chapter markers
(manually added) as well as related discussions that are generated
by end users after the event.
Integrated with the Show and Share portal and automatically
accessible.
Show and Share was used to view the end product.
Show and Share – additionally end users can download the MP4 or
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