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Windows |
Mac OS X |
Linux |
| Processor |
Pentium III 1GHz, or above |
G4 1GHz, or above |
Pentium III 1GHz, or above |
| RAM |
512 MB |
512 MB |
512 MB |
| Display |
Min 1024x768
16 bit color depth |
Min 1024x768
16 bit color depth |
Min 1024x768
16 bit color depth |
Operating
System |
Windows 2000 or Windows XP (Home or Professional) |
Mac OS 10.4+ (required)
Panther works but is now unsupported with older Marratech client - Tiger highly recommended |
Red Hat 9.1, SuSE 9.1 or Fedora Core 2 and up or Mandriva 10.2 and later. |
Video
Capture |
Most USB web cameras and PCI based solutions |
Firewire web cameras or USB
Firewire highly recommended |
Most USB web cameras and PCI based solutions |
Note: Marratech requires
a broadband connection with at least 128 kbps in upload speed.
Use of H.264 video requires Pentium IV 3.0 GHz, Dual Power PC or
equivalent.
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Software Requirements
- Java
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Test your Java
NOTE: You can use older versions of Java to run Marratech. If you are having issues then please consider upgrading to the latest version from www.java.com.
Java test results below
For further test and troubleshooting information for your Java Runtime Environment please visit http://java.com/en/download/help/testvm.xml
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Network Requirements
FIREWALL
In most cases, the Marratech software will work directly through
personal and corporate networks. If this is not the case, you
may need to configure the following ports in your firewall
TCP ports: 8000 (for http)
UDP ports: 52000 to 52999
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Notes: These ports should be configured in 'allow-return' mode
towards the Marratech Manager server's IP address
(151.198.208.101). This means that only meetings originating
from within your firewall will be allowed through and only to
the originating client. Otherwise, data is not allowed through.
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A note on USB:
We recommend connecting all USB devices to a USB 2.0 computer.
The older USB 1.1 will often cause bad sound / or video quality as
it did not have enough bandwidth or power to drive audio and video
and other equipment (scanners, printers, hard disks, etc) at the
same time.
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A note on audio:
Some built-in audio cards (especially on laptops) may leak
audio, meaning that the signal coming out from the output goes in
the input. This may cause echo. We have seen this on a number of HP
laptops. The solution has been a USB headset.
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Camera and Microphone Recommendation
Windows XP or 2000
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