Industry-leading video interoperability.

   Connect any existing and future codec and protocol through Unity Infinity, and benefit from a true any-to-any team collaboration solution.

   You can use Unity Infinity as a software MCU (Multipoint Conferencing Unit) or a distributed gateway. It simply provides scalable bridging for organizations of any size. Anything to anything. Anywhere, anytime, any device, and any scale.

What can I connect through Unity Infinity?

   Unity Infinity automatically connects and transcodes almost all legacy and current video codecs, such as H.323, SIP, H.263, H.264 SVC, H.264 HP, RTV, VP8, VP9, and RDP for video, and a similarly long list for audio.

   Unity Infinity also supports outbound streaming through RTMP. RTMP enables external public or enterprise CDN solutions to stream, record, play back, and consume video meetings at any time, effectively bridging enterprise communications with broadcast. You can also stream your meeting through YouTube.

   Clients include all standards-based endpoints (including those from Cisco, Polycom, Lifesize, Sony, Huawei, Radvision, Yealink and other vendors), as well as Microsoft Skype for Business, Skype for Business Online (Office365), Surface Hub, Lync 2010 and 2013, and many more.

   Unity Infinity with Skype for Business

   Unity Infinity is natively interoperable with Microsoft Skype for Business, Surface Hub, and Skype, and effectively becomes a Skype-to-anything bridge. 

   Also read: Unity Infinity with Skype for Business and Surface Hub

   Unity Infinity enables all these technologies to connect with others in any combination and any configuration.

   Plug-in free conferencing with WebRTC

   Unity Infinity is natively compatible with WebRTC-supporting clients such as Google Chrome, Mozilla Firefox, Opera, and Vivaldi, so that users without any other tool than their web browser can join the same meetings as everyone else.

For non-WebRTC supporting browsers such as Microsoft Internet Explorer and Apple Safari, Unity supports video conferencing through flash based video. Flash is already installed for most users, allowing them to enjoy video calls with no additional downloads as well.

   For Microsoft Edge browser, Unity Infinity is natively compatible with ORTC.

   New technologies such as future codecs are provided as free software updates for subscribers.

Whatever the standard, Unity transcodes anything to anything, from any standards based endpoint to any version of Skype for Business, any web browser, and mobile and personal devices.