1.
Definition of Video Conference
Video Conference is an interactive
telecommunications technology device that allows two or more parties in
different locations to interact through sending two-way audio and video
simultaneously, as well asone party can make a presentation and can be seen by
each party, and vice versa.
2.
Video Conference
Device Configuration
3.
Terms Related to
Video Conference Technology
Audio: is sound in the acoustic range of
the human hearing limit.
Automatic Gain Control: A part or block
of an audio amplifier that has the function of adjusting the level of audio
gain automatically.
Automatic Noise Suppression: A method
for reducing unwanted noise.
Echo Cancellation: Is a source of
interference waves that are reflected by new waves created by the source.
Encryption: Is the process of changing a
message (information) so that it cannot be seen without using an unlock key.
End Point: Is a device that is on the
side of the video conference user and functions to retrieve data and voice
information from each user and send it to other video conferencing terminals.
Internet Protocol (IP): Is a data packet
and addressing scheme that allows users to direct data packets according to the
address they have in a network system even though there is no direct connection
between the sender and recipient / destination addresses.
Multipoint Control Unit (MCU): A device
that functions as a conference controller that involves many users and many
conference sessions.
Video: It is a moving image that is
displayed electronically.
Reference:
https://blog.narmadi.com/pengertian-video-conference/
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