Question: In Mission Critical Video (MCVideo) services, when a user initiates a 'remote video push', what is the primary action undertaken by the network?
Option 1: The originating MCVideo client directly transmits the video to the destination MCVideo server for storage.
Option 2: A second MCVideo client, distinct from the initiator's, is triggered to push a video to either a third MCVideo client or an MCVideo group.
Option 3: The network automatically converts the video format for compatibility before forwarding it to the target client(s) or server.
Option 4: The initiating MCVideo user receives a confirmation request from the destination client/server before the video is pushed.
Explanation: In the context of MCVideo services, a 'remote video push' involves an indirect action where the initiation by one user (or their client) leads to another client (different from the initiator's) being triggered to perform the actual video push. This highlights the service's capability for complex, orchestrated actions supporting mission-critical communications, ensuring that videos can be disseminated efficiently among groups or individuals as required by the scenario.