VzRoom

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vzRoom
Developer(s) Manipeer Limited
Initial releaseJune 2008 (2008-06)
Operating system Microsoft Windows
Type Voice over IP, instant messaging, videoconferencing
License Shareware
Website vzroom.com

vzRoom is a software system developed by Manipeer Limited for multi-party video conferencing, media sharing and VoIP phone integration. It was launched in July 2008. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] [9]

Contents

Features

Multi-party videoconferencing

Each conference room supports up to 63 concurrent users. Each user has an own room to host individual videoconferencing meeting and all users can share voice, camera and other multimedia to the users in the videoconferencing room. The meeting will be coordinated by the host of the room. [10]

How vzRoom users communicate with each other by different means. Graph multi party video conferencing.png
How vzRoom users communicate with each other by different means.

Media sharing

VoIP phone integration

vzRoom clients can connect to VoIP phone and merge the phone call with the conference room users.

System diagram of VoIP components in vzRoom. VzRoom voip.png
System diagram of VoIP components in vzRoom.

Other features

Applications

Implementation

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