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	- US Patent (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The system as claimed in claim 2, wherein the means for computing a stereo pair of video images further comprises means for selecting two captured video images most closely representing a left-eye view and a right-eye view from a virtual perspective of the respective participants.
		The system as claimed in claim 3, wherein the means for computing a stereo pair of video images further comprises means for transforming at least one of the two captured video images to create the left-eye view and the right-eye view from the virtual perspective of the respective participants.
		The system as claimed in claim 23 wherein the processor for integrating and synchronizing the image and stereo sound data is further adapted to integrate virtual three-dimensional object data to provide a single seamless, immersive videoconferencing environment that displays the virtual three-dimensional object as a part of the environment.
	www.patentstorm.us /patents/6583808.html (5374 words)

	STAR TAP CERN Applications: VRVS
		Virtual Room videoconferencing is now regularly employed as part of ATLAS and CMS, and increasingly for other DOE-supported programs.
		The system is managed by the Caltech L3/CMS group working in collaboration with the CERN IT Division, under a joint project approved by the LHC Computing Board (LCB) in July 1997.
		Development and use of the VRVS system for international meetings has relied on the use of a minor part of the bandwidth on the Trans-Atlantic link, which is managed by the CERN group.
	www.startap.net /APPLICATIONS/virtualRoomCERN.html (333 words)

	VRVS History Page
		Collaborative environments supporting point to point and multipoint videoconferencing, document and application sharing across both local and wide area networks, video on demand (broadcast and playback) and interactive text facilities will be a crucial element for the development of the next generation of HEP experiments by geographically dispersed collaborations.
		Virtual Room videoconferencing is now in regular use as part of a wide variety of ATLAS and CMS, and increasingly for other DoE-supported programs.
		In contrast, videoconferencing systems based on the transmission of IP packets, with applications running on UNIX or PC platforms, have been shown to be more cost effective, portable, and flexible in terms of the multimedia tools provided.
	www.vrvs.org /About/history.html (1105 words)

	Videoconferencing - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		A videoconference (also known as a video teleconference) is a meeting among persons where both telephony and closed circuit television technologies are utilized simultaneously.
		The major expense in establishing a video conferencing system is in the video technology, which requires a video camera, video display, and a fast data connection.
		For business purposes, the current preference is for the use of private or virtual private network connections for video teleconferencing which guarantees better performance and transmission security.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Videoconferencing (482 words)

	Project 2000
		Virtual Room Videoconferencing System (VRVS) is a packet mode video-conferencing system based on the LBNL and UCL applications that are well adapted to HEP needs, and is being developed by CERN and Caltech.
		Users are familiar with UNIX systems and some are already running jobs in their Linux desktops, this choice will also facilitate the porting of applications to the farm.
		In fact the system to which the disk is attached must be brought offline in order to diagnose the problem and if it can’t be corrected the disk must be replaced by a new one, finally the data must be restored from backups.
	www.lip.pt /computing/projects/PROJ2000-web.htm (2468 words)

	NRENs VRVS Announcement
		The VRVS (Virtual Room Videoconferencing System) is a unique, globally scalable next-generation system for real-time collaboration by small workgroups, medium and large teams engaged in research, education and outreach.
		The system was initially built as a prototype-production system serving the high energy and nuclear physics (HENP) community and some other data-intensive science and engineering sectors.
		This system, whose goals include global scalability, agent-based self-monitoring of operations, enhanced security and end-to-end real time performance optimization, will be deployed in the near future.
	www.vrvs.org /VRVS_NREN_news.html (501 words)

	DELPHI and VRVS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The VRVS (Virtual Room Videoconferencing System) is a set of programs for videoconferencing via internet.
		The sound transmitted from the room 40/S2-A01 was good only when the speakers used small microphone pinned on their jacket (T-shirt, blouse,...), the bigger microphones on the table were not sufficient.
		The sound from Council chamber was generally good, the reason is that it is much bigger room and the speakers have to use microphone even for the audience present in the room.
	delphiwww.cern.ch /~offline/web/broadcasting_08jul99.html (449 words)

	Virtual Rooms VideoConferencing System (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		VRVS is a web oriented system for videoconferencing and collaborative work over IP networks.
		The Virtual Room Videoconferencing System (http://www.vrvs.org) provides a low cost, bandwidth-efficient, extensible means of videoconferencing and remote collaboration over networks within the High Energy and Nuclear Physics communities.
		Recent and ongoing developments include support for MPEG2/MPEG4 and SIP videoconferencing, shared collaborative environments, QoS over networks, etc. The goal is to support a set of new and essential requirements for rapid data exchange, and a high level of interactivity in large-scale scientific collaborations.
	ultralight.caltech.edu /gaeweb/vrvs.html (173 words)

	CHEP Abstract (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The "Virtual Room Videoconferencing System" (VRVS) has been developed since 1995, in order to provide a low cost, bandwidth-efficient, extensible means for videoconferencing and remote collaboration over networks within the High Energy and Nuclear Physics communities.
		Virtual Room videoconferencing is now in regular use as part of a wide variety of ATLAS and CMS activities, and increasingly for other DoE-supported programs.
		The system is managed under a joint project between the Caltech L3/CMS group and the CERN IT Division, The project (specifically the development of videoconferencing facilities in meeting rooms and auditoria) has been approved by the LHC Computing Board (LCB) in July 1997.
	www.hep.net /chep98/103.html (429 words)

	Fle2 - Future Learning Environment 2 > About
		For instance, the Virtual Room Videoconferencing System (http://vrvs.cern.ch) developed in CERN can be embedded to the real time collaboration environment.
		The Fle2 system will be inexpensive to use and maintain, easy to install, run on local servers and yet be versatile enough to provide comprehensive collaborative learning facilities for very large numbers of users across the world.
		With the continued development of BSCW system, we have found this to be closer to our functionality needs, but without the ease of use and needed adaptation to an educational setting.
	fle2.uiah.fi /project_plan.html (5173 words)

	Info on CERN VRVS system (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		All information that you need to use and understand VRVS can be found at this address: http://vrvs.cern.ch/Doc To Enter a virtual room you need a login.
		The American virtual rooms are Whitehouse, Liberty and Bryce.
		The Asian virtual rooms are Kaishek, Fuji, Yuyuan.
	kwb.home.cern.ch /kwb/cms/computing/vrvs.html (98 words)

	Definitions
		Early results of the study indicated there are many opportunities for educators to work together to use videoconferencing to increase productivity and learning opportunities (especially for special needs students), and to participate in special projects not usually available due to cost (such as bringing in a guest lecturer, or observing an archaeological dig).
		Videoconferencing appeals to students' different learning styles; students who are visual and auditory learners can benefit.
		However, videoconferencing is not the complete solution to adding communication strategies to the classroom, or the boardroom.
	kmmorgan.iweb.bsu.edu /distance.htm (1638 words)

	LIPCC - Computer Centre Projects
		Booking a virtual conference room is performed by the user in the same way, as he would book a local room, but independently of his location.
		If all virtual rooms are already booked this means that the (pre-set) maximum number of parallel conferences has already been reached.
		Users are familiar with UNIX systems and some are developing software to be run in their Linux desktops, this will also facilitate the porting of applications to the cluster.
	www.lip.pt /computing/projects/project99.htm (2693 words)

	Video Conferencing at Fermilab
		H.323 systems are located in all Fermilab video conference rooms and on some users' desktops.
		The number may be found in the address book of the video system you're using or you may manually dial the number after pressing the green button on the remote control, setting the mode to IP, selecting 384kps and then entering the number in the Video Phone field.
		The Virtual Room Videoconferencing System (VRVS) is also used for packet-based video conferences.
	computing.fnal.gov /videoconferencing (452 words)

	Showcase Archive
		The Virtual Room Videoconferencing System (VRVS) is Caltech's web-oriented service that provides a low cost, bandwidth-efficient, extensible means of videoconferencing and remote collaboration over IP networks.
		The goal of these ambulance systems is to improve the diagnosis and treatment of critically injured people in the field by expediting their access to medical experts at trauma centers through the utilization of various modern communication and monitoring devices.
		While previous projects have successfully used videoconferencing for music, this project actually enables the remote piano keys and pedals to be controlled from a distance.
	apps.internet2.edu /showcase-archive.html (10496 words)

	videoconferencing virtual class room e-learning with RoomTalk audio video communicator (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		They cause frequent freeze-ups, do not work through most common firewall settings, and require you to use a room inside their site.
		Community rooms are generally overcrowded and plagued with spam and adult-content messages.
		It has become clear that the free advertising-supported model cannot be sustained, except for those with unacceptable over-subscription rates and poor quality.
	www.roomtalk.net /education.htm (184 words)

	SURA/ViDe 5th Annual Digital Video Workshop
		Our current system is based on the Yima streaming media architecture and delivers high-definition quality video at up to 45 Mb/s in combination with 16 channels of uncompressed immersive audio over IP networks.
		The system is at the conference for demonstration and tire-kicking.
		Videoconferencing users are increasingly concerned with security and privacy, whether insuring that their meetings are as private as they believe or simply owning and operating equipment that is secure from outside tampering.
	www.vide.net /conferences/spr2003/program.shtml (4181 words)

	Get Tooled Up:'Virtual Rooms, Real Meetings', Ariadne Issue 41
		Once your system is correctly configured, select the 'register' button. Fill in the fields as requested, setting your 'community' to 'Universe'. You will be sent a confirmation email, after which you will be registered with the VRVS system. Note that you only need to register once, even if you use VRVS from multiple desktop machines.
		Because the VRVS Café is a test room, there are no guarantees about who will be around to see and talk to. For initial testing, it will probably be helpful to pre-arrange a session with at least one other person, in order to check that your audio and video are working properly.
		UKOLN is funded by MLA the Museums, Libraries and Archives Council, the Joint Information Systems Committee (JISC) of the Higher Education Funding Councils, as well as by project funding from the JISC and the European Union.
	www.ariadne.ac.uk /issue41/powell (1082 words)

	Fellow ITDer’s (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		The Virtual Room Videoconferencing System (VRVS) is more global in nature.
		In using this tool, you and your collaborators agree to "meet" in a virtual conference room at a given time.
		As a minimum configuration, I would recommend that whatever platform you are using, you have a microphone and speakers attached to the system.
	www.ccd.bnl.gov /network/videoconferencing/videoconferencing.html (276 words)

	Video Conferencing at Fermilab (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		H.323 systems are located in all Fermilab videoconference rooms and on some users' desktops.
		Fermilab videoconference rooms are equipped with Polycom ViewStations that are registered with the ESnet H.323 gatekeeper to allow Ad-Hoc Bridge use.
		The Virtual Room Videoconferencing System (VRVS) is also used for packet-based videoconferences.
	www-dcg.fnal.gov /vc (622 words)

	SURFworks Extension Eindrapport 2003
		Tevens zijn er videoconferencing en streaming applicaties getest (zie Groepscommunicatie:Test en evaluatie van IPv6 conferencing applicaties en Streaming video:Test en evaluatie van IPv6 streaming applicaties).
		Om de bestaande SURFnet videoconferencing dienst die gebaseerd is op een ander conferencing protocol (H.323) uit te breiden is een experimentele SIP dienst opgezet.
		Deze is door de ITU (International Telecommunication Union) in 2003 vastgesteld als H.350 in dezelfde reeks als de videoconferencing standaard H.323.
	www.surfnet.nl /innovatie/surfworks-ext/rapport (8979 words)

	Digital Media Resources: Video Conferencing (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Through a variety of room, desktop, and network-based videoconferencing systems, it's possible to communicate face-to-face with students and classes around the world!
		If this result is realized, then your desktop video conferencing system is working properly and your local network is able to support desktop video conferencing, at least at this instance in time.
		You should be able to determine the operating system from the system at the time of startup.
	its.psu.edu /dmr/video.html (3379 words)

	InformationWeek > Innovation > Videoconferencing's Virtual Room > April 1, 2002
		Conference rooms on both campuses have been outfitted with multiple hidden cameras and video screens 12 feet across.
		The result is a conference room in Durham that seems to extend into a conference room in Frankfurt, and vice versa, says Nevin Fouts, Fuqua's associate dean for IT.
		The jerkiness associated with most videoconferencing systems is gone, Fouts says.
	www.informationweek.com /story/IWK20020329S0008 (447 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		Since it went into production service in early 1997, deployment of the Web-based system has expanded to include 7800 registered hosts running the VRVS software in more than 60 countries.
		Recent and ongoing developments include support for scalable peer-to-peer infrastructure, MPEG4 videoconferencing, shared collaborative environments, QoS over networks, etc. The goal is to support a set of new and essential requirements for rapid data exchange, and a high level of interactivity in large-scale scientific collaborations.
		Be cautious that this mode may overload your machine because all the video streams need to be decoded in real-time.
	www.accessgrid.org /agdp/howto/vrvs/2.0.1/vrvs-2-0-1.html (2170 words)

	GPS Software Environment
		DOC++ "is a documentation system for C, C++ and Java generating both TeX output for high quality hardcopies and HTML output for sophisticated online browsing of your documentation.
		It is, in essence, a remote display system which allows you to view a computing 'desktop' environment not only on the machine where it is running, but from anywhere on the Internet and from a wide variety of machine architectures."
		VRVS is the Virtual Room Videoconferencing System from CERN.
	www-subatech.in2p3.fr /~photons/subatech/soft/gps_environment.html (394 words)

	Virtual Room Videoconferencing System
		Today, the system included 470 registered hosts running the VRVS software from more than 20 different countries.
		We need to extend our system to support remote interactive collaborative environments, with full workstation resolution at 10 frames/sec and up.
		Room for a large projection screen and projector
	oldwww.internet2.edu /apps/sept98/cern.htm (270 words)

	SONY DEBUTS NEW VIDEOCONFERENCING SYSTEM THAT IMPROVES MULTI-POINT CALL QUALITY AND ADDRESSES LARGE CONFERENCE ROOM ...
		For instance, if the call originates in a large conference room, one camera can focus on the speaker, while the other on the audience, and each image can be viewed on separate monitors or on split display.
		The new system offers AES (Advanced Encryption Standard) as a standard feature to protect the security of private information discussed on a conference call, including data transmitted through the PCS-DSB1 data solutions box.
		The PCS-G70 videoconferencing series is planned to be available this Fall through Sony dealers at suggested list prices ranging from less than $10,000 for the base model to less than $15,000 for a full configuration with IP and ISDN MCU function.
	news.sel.sony.com /pressrelease/4890 (774 words)

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		Their goal is to educate and inform users about current and emerging content management trends, and to empower them to identify, evaluate and select content management solutions that are appropriate for their needs.
		Pinnacle Systems provides broadcasters and consumers with cutting-edge digital media solutions for use at home, in the studio, and on the air.
	www.scala.com /multimedia/multimedia-index.html (6569 words)

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