RGB @ Cable-Tec Expo 2009

Cable-Tec Expo was our opportunity to highlight our latest and greatest developments and share RGB’s solutions addressing some of the biggest issues for operators today — how to maximize available bandwidth to enable the delivery of more HD and VOD services, how to offset the cost of network expansions through revenue-generating zoned and targeted advertising, and how to transition to a three screen world.

Perform an Array of MPEG-2 and MPEG-4/H.264 Video Processing Functions with RGB’s Video Multiprocessing Gateway (VMG)

This ultra-high-density delivery platform integrates RGB’s new content repurposing capability with other video processing applications, simplifying your network architecture and reducing operational and capital expenditures.

Formerly known as the Modular Video Processor, this carrier-class video processing platform supports both MPEG-2 and MPEG-4/H.264 functionality, and uniquely combines a number of key functions, including content repurposing, digital ad insertion, transrating, grooming and aggregation.

RGB’s VMG offers licensed-based, pay-as-you-grow scalability, enabling operators to easily add capacity and capabilities as growth demands.

Read more to learn how you can transition your network for a world of video anywhere and everywhere>>

Deliver More VOD with RGB's Dynamic Bandwidth Manager (DBM):

Deliver More Revenue-Generating Services with RGB's Broadcast Network Processor (BNP):

RGB's BNP Earns Another Outstanding Score

"The Diamonds judges who reviewed RGB's Broadcast Network Processor were very impressed by the power of this 1RU product. They felt the company had put a great deal of thought into the processor, from supporting MPEG-2 and H.264 to ensuring integration with SCTE 18." —Laura Hamilton, Editor-in-Chief, Broadband Gear Report

Cable-Tec Conference Session RGB’s co-founder, Adam S. Tom, spoke on making advanced advertising a reality: The Evolution of the Ad Campaign: The Dynamic Insertion of Digital Overlays into Linear & On-Demand Content — co-presented with OpenTV’s Bruce Dilger, Vice President R&D, Chief Architect, Advanced Advertising Systems