ViewCast's Ultimate Niagra Streaming Apparatus Doubles Estimate Power

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Jul 24, 2011 1:43 PM

ViewCast has introduced the ultimate in its family of Niagra encoding platforms that apportion high-quality video over IP and mobile networks. The new Niagara 7550 takes value of the ultimate multicore estimate technology, severely expanding its adaptive streaming capabilities.

This has done the 7550 the many powerful, feature-rich streaming apparatus for Web-based smoothness of high-definition video now existing from ViewCast. By enabling users to concurrently precedence multi-part adaptive streaming formats - inclusive Apple adaptive streaming for iPads and iPhones, and Adobe Flash streaming - the Niagara 7550 is preferred for veteran report applications and other professional-level HD video placement applications.

The Niagara 7550 lets users rapidly takeover and river reward high quality audio and video to IP and mobile networks in multi-part formats and at multi-part bit rates - all simultaneously. It offers a hold manage interface that streamlines and simplifies operation. A high-resolution widescreen guard on the front row displays prisoner video, and multisegment LED meters and a headphone connection are supposing for audio monitoring.

The Niagara 7550 accepts standard- or HD video by its SDI interface, and can switch on-the-fly between HD or SD sources without having to re-initialize the system. An SDI loop-out is moreover supposing to make easy workflow. Audio inputs add analog stereo (balanced and unbalanced), two channels of AES/EBU and 8 stereo pairs of embedded SDI audio.

The Niagara 7550 moreover includes ViewCast SimulStream technology, that enables a singular video source to produce a few video streams at once, with any river configured otherwise for laptops, unit phones or mobile devices. It allows coexisting streaming in many renouned formats, inclusive Windows Media (Silverlight), Flash and H.264. The Niagara 7550 moreover supports 3GPP and 3GPP2 for mobile applications.