Video collaboration provider, Avistar Communications (News - Alert) Corp. announced today the release of a new software solution, AvistarVOS v9.1 to provide users with increased deployment flexibility and simplicity.
The new solution is aimed at making it easier to provide mobile workforces with the ability to utilize enhanced visual communications regardless of the endpoints in use.
The new software is part of a flexible architecture and features the ability to support any Avistar video over IP
endpoint type. This offers simplified deployment capabilities including integration into existing video installations.
As a recent news release further explained, "A user can employ a hardware-accelerated endpoint to offload video processing from the PC while in the office, and switch to a software-only endpoint when at home of traveling. The Avistar solution detects what kind of endpoint is available and switches modes automatically, without user intervention."
New features included it the solution was outlined in the release and include:
-Automatic Bandwidth detection and management
-End-to-end connectivity testing
-System Central—a centralized Web-based tool for administrative access and activity
-New video codec leveraging H.264 video compression
-Single click help right from users desk
-Integration with Lotus Sametime 7.5
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