Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure are directed to sequencing. In accordance with one aspect, sequencing includes creating a one hot list; selecting a current word of the one hot list as a one hot list output; comparing the one hot list output with a current accumulation register value of an accumulation register to produce a logical comparison; inputting the logical comparison to the accumulation register to generate an updated accumulation register value; and outputting the updated accumulated register state to a client unit to enable or disable the client unit.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure are directed to sequencing. In accordance with one aspect, sequencing includes creating a one hot list; selecting a current word of the one hot list as a one hot list output; comparing the one hot list output with a current accumulation register value of an accumulation register to produce a logical comparison; inputting the logical comparison to the accumulation register to generate an updated accumulation register value; and outputting the updated accumulated register state to a client unit to enable or disable the client unit.

Abstract: Aspects of the disclosure are directed to sequencing. In accordance with one aspect, sequencing includes creating a one hot list; selecting a current word of the one hot list as a one hot list output; comparing the one hot list output with a current accumulation register value of an accumulation register to produce a logical comparison; inputting the logical comparison to the accumulation register to generate an updated accumulation register value; and outputting the updated accumulated register state to a client unit to enable or disable the client unit.

Abstract: Described herein are methods and systems for interfacing heterogeneous endpoints and web-based media sources in a video conference. Interfacing heterogeneous endpoints can be challenging due to audio/video (A/V) streams being encoded in a format that is proprietary to a media provider of the A/V stream (e.g., format that is proprietary to Skype). To address such a challenge, a client application from the media provider may be installed at a virtual machine, and may be used to decode A/V streams that are encoded in a format proprietary to the media provider. Further, to display content from a web-based media source (e.g., YouTube) in a video conference, a browser may be installed at a virtual machine, and may be used to virtually render a media signal from the web-based media source, such virtually rendered media signal subsequently being captured and presented in a video conference.

Abstract: Described herein are methods and systems for interfacing heterogeneous endpoints and web-based media sources in a video conference. Interfacing heterogeneous endpoints can be challenging due to audio/video (A/V) streams being encoded in a format that is proprietary to a media provider of the A/V stream (e.g., format that is proprietary to Skype). To address such a challenge, a client application from the media provider may be installed at a virtual machine, and may be used to decode A/V streams that are encoded in a format proprietary to the media provider. Further, to display content from a web-based media source (e.g., YouTube) in a video conference, a browser may be installed at a virtual machine, and may be used to virtually render a media signal from the web-based media source, such virtually rendered media signal subsequently being captured and presented in a video conference.