In order for every video conference participant to be able to see one another, the server must promptly convert every incoming stream into the formats used by other conference members.
TrueConf client applications support the special trueconf: protocol that operates at the system level and allows you to manage calls and other functions using short commands that can be placed in a browser link or button, run in a console, or inserted into a script.
You can easily register an SIP and H.323 device on TrueConf Server. Once the registration is complete, calling this device from our client applications will be no different from calling a regular user.
You can use TrueConf applications to call SIP and H.323 devices. In this case, calls may vary in: For a complete list of call formats, please see TrueConf Server documentation on SIP and H.323.
You can integrate your corporate SIP PBX into TrueConf Server via the built-in multi-protocol gateway. This guide will show you how to connect TrueConf Server with an Asterisk PBX (FreePBX 15 GUI).
TrueConf Server can be integrated with hardware video conferencing endpoints, PBXes (e.g. Asterisk) and VoIP devices using TrueConf Server built-in SIP/H.323 gateway.
You can allow remote control over SIP/H.323 endpoint cameras separately in different menus of TrueConf Server control panel. To enable this function, go to the gateway section (select Gateways → SIP or Gateways → H.323 in the left list).
The trueconf: protocol is designed to interact with TrueConf client applications and TrueConf Server. Once you have set up the hardware and software for video conferencing, you can check the connection quality using this protocol and TrueConf echo test.
TrueConf users can set a video layout for all participants, for SIP/H.323 and WebRTC users, and for individual participants as well. For this purpose, you can use the Conference Manager available in the TrueConf client application and in a personal area.