Evaluation: Polycom’s Implementation of H.264 High Profile

They say there is no such thing as a free lunch. Well, not according to Polycom. The company claims that its implementation of H.264 High Profile allows videoconferencing users to reduce call speed while maintaining video resolution and call quality.

To separate fact from fiction, Wainhouse Research recently evaluated Polycom’s High Profile implementation with a particular focus on the overall call quality and user experience. The results are in, and you’ll be surprised by what we found. WR’s evaluation results document provides detailed information about our testing methodology and findings. And if you’re still skeptical, take a few minutes and watch the FREE video clip comparing a 1080p video call at 2 Mbps (baseline profile) with a 1080p video call at 1 Mbps (High Profile).

For bandwidth limited environments, Polycom’s implementation of H.264 High Profile may be just what the doctor ordered.

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