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User Guide for Polycom® RMX™ 500 and Polycom® RMX™1000 Systems
(Conference on Ports)
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Conference video parameters and maximum number of multi-screen
conferences - RMX 500 Rev B/RMX 1000
Rev C
Video Parameter
Maximum number of multi-screen
conferences
Video Stream
1 Resolution
Video Stream 2
Resolution
Frame Rate
Number of
Multi-scre
en
Windows
RMX 500-Rev B RMX 1000- Rev C
1080p
1080p - 1-16 0 1
720p 60 Frame 1-16 0 1
720p
or less
- 1-16 1 2
720p
720p
30 frames
or less
10-16 1 2
4CIF/CIF/SIF
50/60
Frame
10-16 1 2
30 frames
or less
10-16 1 3
30 frames
or less
1- 9 2 4
4CIF/4SIF
4CIF/4SIF or
less
- 10-16 1 3
4CIF/4SIF or
less
- 1-9 2 4
CIF/SIF
CIF/SIF -
7-16 2 4
1- 6 3 6
Disable -
7-16
3
6
1- 6
6
8
The above-mentioned tables only take into account the situations where no other
functional options have been enabled that affect the usage of video resources. For
detailed conference number calculation, see Resources Usage.
To define the video quality of multi-screen conference:
1 As described in the table below, select the highest resolution of
multi-screen conference in the "People Video Definition" field, namely,
the resolution for the first channel of video stream.
People Video Definition
Video Resolution Description
Up to H.264, 1080P
(RMX 500 Rev B /RMX
1000 Rev A/RMX 1000
Used for the video display of HD quality. The conference
video can be best coded/decoded with the H.264 protocol
and displayed with 1920x1080 (1080p) HD resolutions,