Exam 10: Integrating Voice, Video, and Data

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NTSC standards are followed worldwide.

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IPX/SPX spoofing is a feature of a WAN router that enables the router to send a response to the server to maintain the connection, thus reducing traffic from all connected clients.

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By combining MAC and IP addressing, multicasting sends one packet that is directed to one or more groups.

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The ____ standard outlines several types of devices for voice communications.

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As we look to the future, virtually; anyone who wants to view a movie at home will do so through ____________________ using cable networks or the Internet.

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The higher the sampling rate, the lower the quality of the resulting audio reproduction or digital image.

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____ is defined through RFC 2705.

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____ is not an addition to MGCP.

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H.225, H.245, and H.450 are examples of codecs defined with the ITU H.323 standard.

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In the future, look for ____ to replace many other formats as the most-used sound-encoding techniques.

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An application layer signaling protocol created by the IETF and used to start or stop a VoIP communications session.
WAV
A multicast routing protocol that works like OSPF in finding the shortest path from source to destination for multicast transmissions.
MGCP
A VoIP protocol that is designed to handle the translation of an audio signal to a VoIP network.
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An application layer signaling protocol created by the IETF and used to start or stop a VoIP communications session.
WAV
A multicast routing protocol that works like OSPF in finding the shortest path from source to destination for multicast transmissions.
MGCP
A VoIP protocol that is designed to handle the translation of an audio signal to a VoIP network.
SIP
Audio file technology used for applications such as media/audio players.
MPEG
A Layer 3 protocol that is used to determine which clients are participating in multicast groups and to provide this information to routers on the network.
ACELP
Audio file technology used for all types of combined video and audio applications through the Internet.
MOSPF
A multicasting routing protocol that works with RIP to determine which workstations are subscribed to multimedia multicasts, to determine the fewest hops to a particular router on a network, and to determine the route to take to reach a particular router.
DVMRP
A multicast protocol developed for real-time multimedia applications such as video conferencing.
RTP
Audio file technology used for playing music files through the Internet.
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____ is a video compression technique that finds duplicated patterns in frames, even when the patterns are a different orientation or size.

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Gigabit Ethernet cannot be trunked.

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Unicast multimedia applications are difficult to scale up for increased numbers of users, and if there are many users, there is high traffic volume and a need for high bandwidth.

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RSVP uses multicast packets to help establish QoS for RTP transmission sessions.

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List three popular uses of audio and video technologies. How is the growth in voice and video affecting computer systems and networks?

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A multimedia application may be only one of the following types: unicast, broadcast, or multicast; it cannot be a combination of these types.

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What is streaming? When might it be used? What are its disadvantages?

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On a computer monitor or digital TV screen, interlaced means that up to 60 frames are sent per second.

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Which is not true about VoIP?

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