Thomson Video Networks has teamed up with VisualOn to provide MPEG-DASH video delivery to connected devices.
Thomson’s ViBE VS7000 multi-screen video platform now delivers MPEG-DASH streams to devices using OnStream MediaPlayer+, VisualOn’s multi-media player that enables cross-platform audio and video playback on any device.
MPEG-DASH, the new standard for streaming media, has been incorporated into version 1.5 of the HbbTV initiative.
Combining functionality that would otherwise require parallel infrastructures for file-based and live encoding for multi-format output, the ViBE VS7000 video system integrates with external platforms through its built-in SOAP/web services, according to Thomson.
“The ViBE VS7000 is an incredibly versatile powerhouse for convergent media operators,” said Eric Gallier, vice-president of marketing at Thomson Video Networks. “Versatility is a key requirement in the rapidly evolving webTV/OTT arena, and integrating with VisualOn’s OnStream MediaPlayer Plus allows us to scale across connected devices to deliver high-quality content while using MPEG-DASH streaming.”
Thomson Video Networks will be exhibiting at IBC on Stand 14.A10
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