GIPS in Action: Demos and Whitepapers

Product Demonstrations

Video Processing Tutorial

Learn how to overcome network impairments that can affect voice and video quality.

Video Conferencing: See the Difference. Hear the Difference.

Traditional Video Conference Experience		Video Conference Using Global IP Solutions

Experience the difference between traditional video conferencing quality and video conferencing powered by Global IP Solutions.

White Papers

Implementing Voice and Video Processing Solutions

In order to offer high quality Unified Communications solutions, developers need to implement voice and video processing technology. Attempts to develop this technology in-house can lead to wasted resources and unnecessary frustration. When evaluating 3rd party solutions, developers need to understand what to look for in software packaged and optimized to overcome network deficiencies and device limitations. More...

Desktop Video Conferencing: Better than You Think

Learn about the complex challenges around desktop video conferencing, and the role that Global IP Solutions (GIPS) plays to enable a high-quality end-user experience, and the progress to support enhancements such as High-Definition video (HD) and mobility. More...

Implementing Voice and Video over IP for the iPhone and Smartphones

This paper addresses the technical issues with implementing high quality mobile voice and video over IP and explains how applications can be VoIP enabled to take advantage of the unique capabilities of smart phones such as the iPhone. More...

Measuring Voice Quality

In this paper we have presented an overview of the objective and subjective methods available to measure speech quality. No evaluation method is 100 % accurate, but subjective testing is much more likely to provide accurate results as compared. More...

iLBC - Designed For The Future

Device and application manufactures always search for cost-effective ways to meet new requirements and provide features to the market. Several aspects need to be considered when making the decision to either develop the iLBC code in-house or license the iLBC. More...