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Requirements for using Live Conference PRO™.
To use the features in web meeting room, your computer and
Internet connection must meet the requirements listed below.
• 56 Kbps (or higher) Internet connection • Microsoft Windows 2000, XP or Vista
(Mac Users, click here.) • Headset with microphone attached*
* If you will only be watching and listening in the meeting
room, you only need speakers or a headset connected to your computer.
To provide you with the complete Live Conference PRO™
experience, we recommend your computer meet the suggested system
requirements below.
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Minimum |
Suggested |
| Microprocessor (CPU): |
1.7 GHz |
2.0 GHz or faster |
| Operating System: |
Windows 2000® |
Windows XP® |
| Memory (RAM): |
512 MB |
1+ GB |
| Screen Resolution: |
800 x 600 |
1024 x 768 |
| Internet Connection: |
56 Kbps |
Broadband Cable or DSL |
Note: A shared or wireless Internet
connection can cause a disconnection from the web meeting room
especially when video or
desktop broadcasting is used.
When using a dial-up (56k or less) Internet connection, there may be times when the
audio becomes broken. This can occur when bandwidth-consuming features are
used such as Live Video Conferencing, or Live Desktop.
Full Screen and Audio Recorder - Minimum Requirements
The Live Meeting Screen Recorder captures ALL
movements made on your screen. This includes the mouse pointer,
scrolling, web page navigation, text chat, PowerPoint slides,
White Board drawing, Live Video Conferencing, menus accessed and
the login/logout activity of those in the meeting.
Live Meeting Audio and Full Screen Recording Options

The full desktop (full screen) recording process
requires more processing power from your computer than any other
feature used in the meeting room. The chart below shows the
minimum system requirements to use the Live Meeting Recorder.
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Minimum |
| Microprocessor (CPU): |
2.8 GHz |
| Operating System: |
Windows 2000® |
| Memory (RAM): |
1 GB |
| Screen Resolution: |
1024 x 768 |
| Internet Connection: |
56 Kbps |
For tips on efficiently using the Live Meeting Recorder,
click here.
For more information on the Live Meeting Recorder, and to see
samples, click here.
Macintosh Users
Live Conference PRO™ runs perfectly and with an
impressive performance boost using the popular Windows emulator
program; Parallels Desktop.
Parallels Desktop 3.0 for Mac provides an impressive performance
boost running Windows. In real-life testing, we've noticed as
much as a 150% performance gain in a Parallels Desktop powered
machine running the Live Conference PRO™ web meeting
application.
Parallels Desktop is used by more than half a million Mac users
worldwide. It’s never been easier to run Windows and Mac OS X
side-by-side!
Click the link below to get a free 15-day trial of Parallels
Desktop 3.0 for Mac.
http://www.parallels.com/en/products/desktop/
Premium Video Services - Minimum Requirements
Before using the Premium Video Services, you should
first test the UPLOAD speed of your Internet connection. Using a computer or Internet connection that does
not meet the minimum requirements may produce audio break-up and poor
video quality. The upload speed determines which screen size and frames per second you
can use.
UPLOAD - how fast content is delivered from your computer to others.
DOWNLOAD - how fast your connection delivers content to your computer.
Test your upload Internet speed click Begin Test button below, when testing is
complete, compare your UPLOAD and DOWNLOAD speeds to the Live Video
Conferencing options you want to use.
The bandwidth requirements for the various screen
sizes and frame rates ate listed below.
Important Notes:
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The download speed provided by most IPS's is usually 3 to 4
times faster than the upload speed. Example - a 1.5mb DSL or Cable
Internet connection could mean the upload speed (used to broadcast your
video stream), could be only 256 Kbps.
Your upload and download speed can also be affected by the number of other
people sharing the same Internet connection.
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If anyone in the room experiences audio break-up, the person
broadcasting video should either stop broadcasting live video or select a lower frame rate and/or smaller
screen size.
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In a live meeting, a Guest with a slower connection may choose to receive just the audio
by clicking the Tools/Features button, and then select Co-Browser from
the menu. If the Operator's video appears in the upper right corner of
the meeting room, a Guest can disable that incoming stream by
right-clicking on the video, and then select 'Disable Operator Video'
from the menu.
Computer(Hardware) Requirements
Microprocessor (CPU): 2.6 GHz processor or faster
Memory (RAM): 1 GB or more
Internet Connection, Bandwidth Requirements
176 x 144 screen size
Example: An UPLOAD speed of 430 Kbps is required in order to
broadcast your live video using the
176 x 144 screen size and at a frame rate of 10 FPS.
| Frames Per Second |
Bandwidth Required |
| 1 FPS |
74 Kbps |
| 3 FPS |
170 Kbps |
| 5 FPS |
160 Kbps |
| 10 FPS |
430 Kbps |
352 x 288 screen size
Example: An UPLOAD speed of 507 Kbps is required in order to
broadcast your live video using the
352 x 288 screen size and at a frame
rate of 10 FPS.
| Frames Per Second |
Bandwidth Required |
| 1 FPS |
157 Kbps |
| 3 FPS |
420 Kbps |
| 5 FPS |
595 Kbps |
| 10 FPS |
507 Kbps |
640 x 480 screen size
Example: An UPLOAD speed of 517 Kbps is required in order to
broadcast your live video using the
640 x 480 screen size and at a frame
rate of 10 FPS.
| Frames Per Second |
Bandwidth Required |
| 1 FPS |
224 Kbps |
| 3 FPS |
625 Kbps |
| 5 FPS |
908 Kbps |
| 10 FPS |
517 Kbps |
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