RGB Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

ADELPHIA SELECTS RGB NETWORKS
FOR DIGITAL SIMULCAST DEPLOYMENTS

RGB Simulcast Edge Processor Simplifies Cable Operators’ Transition to All-Digital

SAN MATEO, CA – January 10, 2006 – RGB Networks, the leader in network video processing, today announced that Adelphia Communications Corporation (OTC: ADELQ), the fifth largest cable operator in the United States, has selected RGB’s Simulcast Edge Processor (SEP) as part of Adelphia’s digital simulcast rollout to perform integrated decoding, modulation and upconversion.

With RGB’s Simulcast Edge Processor serving the needs of existing analog subscribers, Adelphia’s digital subscribers will be able to receive one hundred percent of their channels in digital, allowing Adelphia to make the conversion to lower cost digital set-top boxes, offer targeted services such as zoned ad insertion, and deliver additional revenue-generating digital services. RGB’s edge processor simplifies the transition to all digital by providing a complete edge decoding and modulation solution in a one rack unit device. The SEP saves considerable rack space over alternative solutions, and the upgradeable platform can be re-purposed when the eventual move to all-digital is complete.

“We’re proud to announce Adelphia’s selection of RGB’s Simulcast Edge Processor for their digital simulcast deployments, making them the first MSO to complete testing and integration of our solution into their network architecture,” said Adam S. Tom, president and CEO of RGB Networks. “This early endorsement by a top MSO and their successful initial deployment of our SEP demonstrate the strength of our underlying Video Intelligence Architecture™ (VIA) and its ability to deliver high-density solutions that simplify deployments and help operators like Adelphia to save time and money.”

About the Simulcast Edge Processor
The RGB Simulcast Edge Processor is the cable industry’s first complete solution for digital simulcast edge decoding applications, providing the capability to simultaneously receive multiple MPEG-2 digital video streams over Internet Protocol (IP), decode the video streams, modulate and up-convert them, and deliver the streams directly to subscribers as NTSC analog video at the edge of the network. The SEP is unique in that it combines all of the necessary processing required to accept digital video streams and deliver them directly as modulated analog NTSC video for distribution to customers’ homes in a single one rack unit platform. With the SEP, cable operators can deliver a full digital line-up to digital subscribers, simplify operations, save bandwidth and pave the way to a fully digital network, while still supporting existing analog customers.

About RGB Networks
RGB Networks delivers powerful, open-protocol video processing and bandwidth management solutions that enable video service providers to route, switch, process and distribute video streams at dramatically higher densities and data rates than today's equipment, and at considerably lower costs. Based on its unique Video Intelligence Architecture™ (VIA), RGB’s products process multiple advanced video applications on a single programmable, high-performance platform, enabling video service providers to build flexible, adaptable, next-generation networks that leverage existing infrastructure. RGB’s solutions improve the economics of today’s video offerings while providing a foundation for delivering advanced, revenue-generating services in the future.

For more information about RGB Networks, the Simulcast Edge Processor and the Video Intelligence Architecture, please visit www.rgbnetworks.com.

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Mobility Public Relations
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