RGB @ Mobile World Congress 2011
February 14-17 – Stand 2B101 – Barcelona
The availability of low-cost, high-resolution mobile devices is increasing rapidly and consumers have a growing expectation that they will receive high-quality video services on any of these devices, in addition to their personal computers and televisions. This demand presents a substantial challenge for video service providers of all types who must quickly add new delivery technologies, content protection and monetization strategies in order to compete.
RGB Networks is a leader in multi-screen IP video delivery, offering a unique, integrated solution for delivering video to any device. With years of video expertise on our side and experience in many ecosystems, we can help address the challenges of migrating to a video delivery environment for the first time or adding on a second, third or even fourth screen.
At Mobile World Congress 2011, we demonstrated the cost and operational benefits of RGB’s advanced video processing platforms for the delivery and monetization of any video to any device.
Carrier-class transcoding and ad insertion: Delivering a premium mobile video service requires output of a large number of profiles to meet the various resolution and bit-rate requirements of a growing number of devices. RGB’s award-winning Video Multiprocessing Gateway (VMG) is the only platform that offers the transcoding capacity and scalability required to deliver video cost-effectively to any number of devices without breaking the bank or causing significant ongoing operational headaches. And with integrated ad insertion, a revenue source comes built in. Only RGB’s carrier-class platform delivers the functionality, reliability and architectural simplicity that can make multi-screen video services a reality.
- Flexible adaptive streaming technology: Working in conjunction with the VMG, RGB’s TransAct Packager uses advanced adaptive streaming capabilities to segment streams at the edge for output in Apple HTTP Live Streaming, Microsoft Smooth Streaming, and soon Adobe Zeri formats. The Packager is proven to deliver superior video quality and significantly save costs over legacy streaming technologies. Video service providers can therefore ensure that their network delivery infrastructure is capable of taking premium video content of all formats—whether from live streams or file sources—and 'packaging' it to content delivery networks (CDN), origin servers, and end-user devices, for all deployments—large and small.
RGB’s Simplified Multi-screen Architecture
For more information now, please download our white paper on Three Screen IP Video Delivery.