vitero is based on a client-server architecture.
The following list will provide you with the most important technical data:

• exe file has only a few MB,
• virtual team room can be used regardless of browser type,
• no installation and admin rights required,
• no registry entries; nothing is left on the computer after the program is closed,
• low requirements: Windows PC, Internet connection, computer headset,
• requires only small bandwidths; works with analog modem,
• client operating systems: starting with Windows 2000; OSX possible soon,
• firewall friendly with http tunneling over Port 80,
• proxy server friendly;
• secure 128-bit encryption.

Overview of major functions and features of vitero:

• high-performance application sharing, even with up to 40 participants,
• each participant can show his/her document or application to all other participants, and each participant can edit documents and control applications stored on the computer of another participant,
• audio communication over voice-over-IP or telephone,
• several participants can talk at the same time,
• automatic analysis of system requirements and automatic sound card configuration when vitero is started,
• integration of webcam live streams for up to three participants at the same time,
• convenient booking and invitation tool; invitations to vitero meetings can automatically be transmitted to MS Outlook,
• quick and flexible assignment of participants to adjoining rooms at short notice,
• recording of vitero sessions with several options for automatic structuring of recordings,
• scalability from one-to-one communication to many-to-many communication comprising several hundred viewers/spectators,
• tailor-made, customized solutions possible due to the vitero product series comprising a number of modules.
  

 vitero - System requirements

User experiences

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