METHOD, COMPUTER PROGRAM AND DEVICE FOR MANAGING MEDIA STREAM IN VIDEO CONFERENCING

摘要

A method for managing media streams including at least video data and audio data in a multi-party video conference involving one or more groups of one or more nodes respectively receiving a media stream from each of a plurality of associated endpoints is provided. In each of the one or more nodes of each of the one or more groups, the loudest audio of the media streams received from the respective plurality of associated endpoints is determined. An indication of the volume of the determined loudest audio and an identification of the node is transmitted to a decision maker. The highest received volume and the associated identification is determined. The node of the identification is instructed to transmit the received media stream of the endpoint to one of: all nodes in the one or more groups and to a proxy.

主权项

1. A method for managing media streams comprising at least video data and audio data in a multi-party video conference involving one or more groups of one or more nodes respectively receiving a media stream from each of a plurality of associated endpoints comprising:
determining, in each of the one or more nodes of each of the one or more groups, the loudest audio of the media streams received from the respective plurality of associated endpoints; respectively transmitting an indication of the volume of the determined loudest audio and an identification of the node associated with the loudest audio from each of the one or more nodes of the respective one or more groups to a respective decision maker associated with each one or more groups; determining, in each one or more decision maker, the highest received volume and the associated identification; and instructing, by a decision maker, the node of the identification corresponding to the highest determined volume to transmit the received media stream of the endpoint associated with the determined loudest audio to one of: all nodes in the one or more groups and to a respective proxy associated with each of the one or more groups.