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-Asterisk and Video telephony
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-
-Asterisk supports video telephony in the core infrastructure. Internally, it's one audio stream
-and one video stream in the same call. Some channel drivers and applications has video support,
-but not all.
-
-Codecs and formats
-------------------
-Asterisk supports the following video codecs and file formats. There's no video
-transcoding so you have to make sure that both ends support the same video format.
-
-		Codec	Format
-		-----	----------
-		H.263	read/write
-		H.264	read/write
-		H.261	-		Passthrough only
-
-Note that the file produced by Asterisk video format drivers is in no generic
-video format. Gstreamer has support for producing these files and converting from
-various video files to Asterisk video+audio files.
-
-Note that H.264 is not enabled by default. You need to add that in the channel
-configuration file.
-
-Channel drivers
----------------
-SIP		The SIP channel driver (chan_sip.so) has support for video
-IAX2		Supports video calls (over trunks too)
-Local		Forwards video calls as a proxy channel
-Agent		Forwards video calls as a proxy channel
-
-Applications
-------------
-This is not yet a complete list. These dialplan applications are known to handle video:
-
-voicemail	Video voicemail storage (does not attach video to e-mail)
-record		Records audio and video files (give audio format as argument)
-playback	Plays a video while being instructed to play audio
-echo		Echos audio and video back to the user
-
-There is a development group working on enhancing video support for Asterisk. 
-If you want to participate, join the asterisk-video mailing list on http://lists.digium.com
-
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-Updates to this file are more than welcome!