Cisco TIP CIF Video Encoder Requirements Sample Clauses

The "Cisco TIP CIF Video Encoder Requirements" clause defines the technical specifications and standards that a video encoder must meet to be compatible with Cisco's TelePresence Interoperability Protocol (TIP) at the CIF (Common Intermediate Format) resolution. This clause typically outlines requirements such as supported video codecs, frame rates, bitrates, and interoperability features necessary for seamless integration with Cisco TIP-enabled systems. By establishing these requirements, the clause ensures that video encoders can reliably transmit and receive video streams within Cisco's telepresence ecosystem, thereby promoting compatibility and consistent video quality across different devices and platforms.
Cisco TIP CIF Video Encoder Requirements. 1. MUST support H264 Baseline Profile compatible bit stream 2. MUST support 352x288 resolution

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