HD Video Conferencing on Texas Instruments OMAP4430

Posted by Charbax – May 31, 2011

Wow awesome. A few years ago I would film the HD video conferencing solutions that required $15 thousand setups (Lifesize, Sony Ipela, Cisco Telepresence..), now TI is showing HD video-conferencing that works on your next ARM Powered smartphone or tablet. Just connect your smartphone to your HDTV, use WiFi is available, but even over 3G and LTE, with just 512kbit/s you can do 720p video-conferencing on SIP or Skype, and with 1mbit/s upload or more you can even do 1080p video-conferencing using the latest OMAP4460 platform. This also can support up to 8 simultaneous videos. Sorry, but I am pretty much amazed. Soon enough, HD video-conferencing using just cheap ARM Powered devices will be a piece of cake.

  • Maventwo

    Awesome, but even more interesting is the webRTC protokoll that Google release as freeware and Mozilla and Opera are developing SIP together for integrating in forthcoming webbrowsers.

  • Maventwo

    I can´t change my Post so I Post another one.
    Google release webRTC protokoll as Open source and not just Freeware.

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