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Preparing Azure for Pexip Infinity This is part one of an eight part series for deploying Pexip in Azure. Part two is here, part three is here, part four is here, part five is here, part six is here and part seven is here. First of all we are starting with a clean fresh Azure portal. Step […]
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Now that many users have Skype for Business deployed for instant messaging and collaboration for content sharing, more and more are now using the voice and video functionality. However, there is one small stumbling block with video calling the millions of video conferencing rooms. They are difference standards. Think of it like petrol and diesel.
So I am on the Skype for Business Mac Preview programme and checked with the Skype for Business team if I can post about the preview programme and the answer was yes. Brilliant, great news that Microsoft are allowing everyone to preview this long awaited
Update as of April 2018: I have a new article here about the latest working features with Skype Meeting Broadcast. So I’ve been playing around with Skype Meeting Broadcast which is a great tool for broadcasting large meetings (up to 10,000 users) using just your Skype for Business Client. Really simple and easy to
As you may be aware, Microsoft offer Windows Hyper-V Server 2012 (and soon 2016) as a free hypervisor. I have been doing some testing to see the performance for Pexip Infinity. So, here goes on setting up Pexip Infinity Conference Node with the free Microsoft Hyper-V 2012 (also tested with 2016 with the same results). This
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Virtual Audio & Video Drivers As I am building out some demos and the servers are accessed over a VPN to another country, it can be difficult to test all features, so being able to test “inside the network” can prove useful. Tom Arbuthnot published a blog post a few year back highlighting the use
