Split presentation and video recordings in two streams output.

[manuelsanchez]

Is there a way a recording with TCS to generate an output of the video and other for the presentation of the same session?

Thanks,

Manuel

[Wayne DeNardi]

By default, no, I don't believe you can do that.  

I guess you could do some magic with a bridge and send the normal video to one recording alias and the content to a second recording alias to do what you're after.

Wayne
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[manuelsanchez]

I was thinking in something like that, but to do that, I will need two videoconferences codecs right? Or there is any MCU configuration that allow me to send them separately?

[Wayne DeNardi]

No, you only need one codec - just send the normal video and the content to the MCU - then from the MCU, send the normal video to one recording alias and the content channel to a second recording alias.

[jagatheesh kumar]

Hi Wayne , Could you please guide me through this setup . 

I would like to send normal video to first alias and content to second alias . 

[Lawrence James]

The TCS can record and stream both main video and H.239 content - Record 5 and Stream 2 live (unicast only in latest version).

[Wayne DeNardi]

Since software version S5.3 (with the appropriate licencing on 2nd Generation Hardware), you can do 10 Records and 2 live streams (an additional 5 record from the previous software) up to a maximum of 100 concurrent on-demand recordings on a cluster of 10 Content Servers.

[Lawrence James]

MAybe I misunderstood the question

 Are you looking to have one conference recorded that has both Main video and Content then stream that out so that streaming viewers will see the both the main video and content.

Or do you want to record one conference with Main Video and Content then seperate them and stream them seperatly???

[Patrick Sparkman]

Currently not possible, the TCS will send out a single stream of both the video and content in that one stream.  I believe in previous versions of the TCS software, I think pre 5.0, it did do a dual stream, however those two separate streams would still be shown in a single window when viewing it on the TCS.  The downside of the dual streams was that one stream could get ahead or behind the other.