Telestream's appliance solutions are already the standard for
high-quality media exchange and delivery in the demanding content
creation world.
Now, with the introduction of our software powerhouse
FlipFactory™, we've made it easy for
you to seamlessly encode and deliver media in any format, across any
network, optimized for any application!
Whether you need to share professional-quality video in a peer-to-peer
environment, digitize corporate video for intranet use, or
"flip" media into a distribution network, Telestream has you
covered.
FlipFactory™ Family - The
automatic way to encode and deliver media in multiple streaming formats
or reformat and exchange media between incompatible systems.
ClipMail Pro™ - The
professional media appliance that is ideal for the exchange of
broadcast-quality news stories and master-quality creative collaboration.
ClipExpress® - The practical
media appliance for client review and approvals.
ClipRemote™ - The portable
system that transmits video directly from the field.
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Compatible Equipment
Laptops
Many laptops (Dell for example) offer a DVD drive/player option
that will allow you to play compatible MPEG2 files. We have tested the
DVD-to-Go PCMCIA card (made by Margi Systems Inc.) sold by Dell for use
with laptop DVD drives and it allows you to select compatible MPEG2 files
from the Windows laptopÕs file system and play them using a DVD
Navigator/Player. It even includes a dongle that provides S-video,
composite video, and stereo audio outputs for external use. The DVD drive
itself is not required in the laptop to use the PCMCIA card. Other laptop
solutions may also work; check with the manufacturer to see if your DVD
drive equipped computer can also play MPEG2 files from its hard
drive
A New Way To Catch, Organize, Review Multiple
Video Feeds
NEVADA CITY, CA - A new, single-solution program to capture,
organize, search, and review multiple live video feeds has been announced
by
Telestream,
which plans to present the technology formally at the National
Association of Broadcasters convention in Las Vegas April 7. The program
is expected to roll out commercially in July.
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