Lifesize Communications, Inc.

Logitech Europe S.a.

Lifesize, Inc.

Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas

Sandeep Lakshmipathy

Ashish Goyal

Hrishikesh G Kulkarni

Hitesh Chouhan

Vikas

Raphael Anuar

Raghuram Belur

Keith C King

Vivek Wamorkar

Boby Skaria Pullamkottu

Stefan F Slivinski

Sunil George

Sudeep U Nayak

Prithvi Ranganath

Hrishikesh G Kulkami

A videoconference may be initiated between a plurality of endpoints. At least one of the endpoints may be coupled to a recording server, which may be configured to record the videoconference. A configuration may be selected (e.g., automatically or manually) for performing the recording. The endpoint (e.g., acting as an MCU) may transmit information to endpoints and may transmit recording information to the recording server. The recording information may be different from the videoconference information. For example, it may be in a 'streaming friendly' format, at a different bit rate, encoded differently, have different inputs, etc. The manner in which the videoconference is stored and/or recorded may be based on the selected configuration. Clients may be configured to receive and display the videoconference from the recording server and may be configured to change the provided layout to different layouts, e.g., based on user input.

Recording a videoconference using separate video

Distributed recording or streaming of a videoconference in multiple formats

A federated media server system. The federated media server system may include a plurality of media servers. A first media server may be coupled to a second media server over a network. The first media server may also be coupled to a third media server over the network. Additionally, the second and third media servers may be coupled to a plurality of respective clients. The first media server may be configured to record video, e.g., videoconferences, and stream recordings to clients and/or the second and third media servers. The second and third media servers may assist in performing video recording, transcoding, storage of recordings, multicasting, etc.

Distributed transcoding of a video based on insufficient computing resources

Multicasting a videoconference recording to a plurality of clients

Distributed recording of a video based on available disk space

Recording a videoconference using video different from the videoconference

Multicasting a video to a plurality of clients based on a single stream

Streaming a videoconference using distributed transcoding

Initiating recording of a videoconference via a single user interaction

Recording a videoconference using a recording server

Customizing a conferencing system based on proximity of a participant. A first participant may be detected as being proximate to a first conferencing system. For example, the first participant may provide user input to check in to the first conferencing system. Alternatively, the conferencing system may automatically detect the first participant (e.g., by automatically detecting a personal device of the first participant). In response to detecting the proximate participant, the first conferencing system may be automatically customized for the participant.

Automatically customizing a conferencing system based on proximity of a participant

Distributed recording of a videoconference in multiple formats

Providing separate video and presentation streams to a recording server

Streaming a videoconference from a server including boundary information for client layout adjustment

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Bengaluru, India

Binu Kaiparambil Shanmukhadas