VoIP Video Conferencing - Acoustic Magic

35 Peakham Road | Sudbury, MA 01776 | Phone: 978-440-9384

VoIP video conferencing is gaining rapid acceptance because it is economical, easy to set up, and can provide surprisingly high-quality video and audio performance.

Because of its low cost, companies use VoIP in normal conference rooms, often providing several “huddle rooms” on each floor of their buildings, and hospitals can provide telemedicine capability in each patient room.

Array microphones are ideal components in a VoIP conferencing system because a single microphone can cover a 30 ft room, eliminating expensive and complicated multiple mic/mixer approaches.

Voice Tracker™ array microphones are often chosen because they are as much as 10 time less expensive than competitive array microphones, yet they have equivalent performance.

Microphone for use with Skype and Zoom

An important requirement for conferencing application is acoustic echo cancellation (AEC). Acoustic echo occurs when the far end talker is picked up by an open mic in the near end and sent back to the far end as an echo. The Voice Tracker™ II has a built in AEC and can be used with any VoIP product. However, Zoom and Skype for Business have their own, robust AEC, so the less expensive Voice Tracker™ I can be used with Skype and Zoom.