Industry standard protocol for multiplexing conferencing audio, video, and data (equivalent to Px64
An early teleconferencing method for combining the bandwidth of two 56kbit calls which allows compatibility between 2 Switch 56 and 2 B channel ISDN calls. Used in CCS Musicam codecs and compatible units from other manufacturers.
Edit / A CCITT standard describing a method of inverse multiplexing for videoconferencing terminals, to be used with Px64 videoconferencing. See Also: H.323
The ITU-T standard relating to the communications protocol for video conferencing.
ITU-T recommendation regarding frame structure for audiovisual teleservices operating between 64 kbps and 1920 kbps.
CCITT recommendation regarding frame structure for audiovisual teleservices.
"Frame Structure for a 64 to 1920 Kbit/s Channel in Audiovisual Teleservices" defines the usage of P B-channels to transmit multiplexed audio, video, other data and control signals.
The ITU-T standard relating to communications protocol for videoconferencing.
The standard for frame structure and channel aggregation in audiovisual services.
A framing portion of the ITU-T's H.320 Recommendation that is formally known as "Frame Structure for a 64 to 1920 kbps Channel in Audiovisual Teleservices". The Recommendations specifies synchronous operation in which the coder and decoder synchronize timing.
The communication standard for audiovisual services at p x 64Kbps, using a frame structure for a 64 to 1920 kbps channel.