Today, Streambox announced the new Streambox ACT-L3 AP Codec (Advanced Compression Technology – Level 3 Advanced Profile), which utilizes innovative coding methods to incorporate more efficient algorithms and uses new techniques to compress and playout video. The release of this new video compression ACT-L3 AP not only introduces new coding methods, but the Advanced Profile also presents a new frame type: the R-Frame. The R-Frame allows improved quality of live video transmission over wireless and Internet networks for low latency, low bit rate, or high packet loss environments, which are crucial in live breaking news situations. The ACT-L3 AP codec translates across the entire Streambox Platform of professional live and file-based video products including HD/SD rackmount Encoders and Decoders, HD/SD Software Encoders installed on Mac OS X and Windows PC laptops, iPhone and Android Apps, and the mobile encoding device Streambox Avenir. ACT-L3 AP is also supported across all versions of Streambox codecs, including 4:2:2, High Definition, and 3D versions.
Streambox, Inc. today announced the demonstration of the Streambox Enterprise Server at NAB 2011; the new centralized server is an all-in-one software-based product that allows broadcasters and other video-centric organizations to manage the acquisition of video content, even when substantial amounts of video are being contributed. The Enterprise Server has multi-functioning capabilities; and is a part of the complete Streambox platform used to acquire, manage, and play out live and file-based video sent from the field. The Enterprise Server allows users to securely shorten and streamline workflows for both live and file-based acquisition by obtaining large amounts of video content from multiple reporters in the field simultaneously, and immediately archiving or routing the content to be played live on air.
Bob Hildeman, CEO of Streambox, Inc. will speak at the “Operational Efficiencies for Television” session on the subject “Broadcasting and Streaming Live and File-Based Video to Multiple Platforms over IP Networks” on Tuesday April 12, from 3:00 p.m. – 3:30 p.m. in room S226, Las Vegas Convention Center.
We would like thank all who visited our booth at the 2010 NAB Show! This year was a great success and we could are excited about the new and improved products and solutions that we were able to feature and demonstrate.
One of Washington State’s largest houses of worship, Puyallup Foursquare Church, has implemented the Streambox® SBT3-9200 video transport solution to seamlessly deliver live HD video of Senior Pastor Roger Archer’s sermons to the church’s satellite campus.
At the 2010 NAB Show, Streambox will demonstrate a new version of its Streambox® Live™ broadband video contribution service that enables iPhone® users to upload high-quality video using the AT&T 3G network.
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