"Video conferencing" refers to conducting meetings or conferences where participants can communicate with each other via video and audio connections over the internet.
Typical features of software in the "video conferencing" domain include:
Video transmission: The software allows participants to see each other via video to facilitate more personal communication.
Audio transmission: Participants can speak to each other through microphones or phone calls to exchange information and discuss.
Screen sharing: Participants can share their screens to show presentations, documents, or other content during the video conference.
Chat function: The software provides a chat function for participants to communicate by text, asking questions, making comments, or exchanging information without interrupting the ongoing conversation.
Recording function: The software allows organizers to record the video conference for later review, archiving, or sharing with others.
Invitation and scheduling features: The software offers features for inviting participants, scheduling meetings, and managing appointments to ensure that all participants are present at the right time and place.
Group management: Organizers can manage participants, create groups, mute or remove participants, and perform other administrative tasks to effectively lead the video conference.
Image quality and bandwidth management: The software optimizes video and audio quality based on participants' available bandwidth to ensure smooth and clear communication.
Security features: The software provides security mechanisms such as password protection, encryption, and access control to ensure the confidentiality and integrity of the video conference.
