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This scenario shows an auditorium solution with both a

remote and a local presenter, and both remote and local

audiences. The remote presenter monitor is placed in

front of the auditorium at the same height as the local

presenter. The remote audience monitors are placed

along the sides of the auditorium, giving a natural

experience of having the people in the same room. A

large projector screen is placed between the remote

and local presenter to share content. All remote location

monitors are equipped with a camera on top to ensure

eye contact.

The remote speaker (New York) sees the audience in

the auditorium, the remote audiences in Sydney and

London, and the local presenter. He also sees the PC

presentation.

The audiences in Sydney and London see both

presenters and the PC presentation.

Summary—main scenario features:

• Remote participants (both remote presenter and

remote audiences) are displayed in full size on

separate monitors.

• Multiple cameras used to ensure perfect eye contact

for remote participants.

• Dedicated picture sent to all remote participants (no

distracting selfview during conference).

• Standards based videoconferencing.

Local presenterRemote presenter

Sydney

New York

Remote

Local

Advanced auditorium

London

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