cannuck
14th August 2007, 16:20
"Here is an overall picture of the VX30 streaming technology.
* VX30 streams off a regular HTTP server using the HTTP protocol. In other words, the cost on a streaming server is $0 because a streaming server is not needed.
* VX30 can do all other streaming technologies do on a streaming server, such as detecting bandwidths, collecting live statistics regarding streaming, and doing live Webcast.
* VX30 is a playerless streaming technology. A Java applet it sent to the user's computer when a video is called. After the streaming is over, the applet is gone.
* VX30 uses its proprietary Zentu Encoder to encode VX30 streaming videos. Zentu Encoder supports batch processing. Encoding with the Zentu Encoder is enjoyably fast. In fact, encoding and Web authoring are done together. After the streaming files are created by Zentu Encoder, the only thing left to do is to FTP all the files to an HTTP server.
VX30 won an overall score of 1.86 in our test. It is the No. 1 streaming technology."
http://www.iupui.edu/~nmstream/study/findings.html
* VX30 streams off a regular HTTP server using the HTTP protocol. In other words, the cost on a streaming server is $0 because a streaming server is not needed.
* VX30 can do all other streaming technologies do on a streaming server, such as detecting bandwidths, collecting live statistics regarding streaming, and doing live Webcast.
* VX30 is a playerless streaming technology. A Java applet it sent to the user's computer when a video is called. After the streaming is over, the applet is gone.
* VX30 uses its proprietary Zentu Encoder to encode VX30 streaming videos. Zentu Encoder supports batch processing. Encoding with the Zentu Encoder is enjoyably fast. In fact, encoding and Web authoring are done together. After the streaming files are created by Zentu Encoder, the only thing left to do is to FTP all the files to an HTTP server.
VX30 won an overall score of 1.86 in our test. It is the No. 1 streaming technology."
http://www.iupui.edu/~nmstream/study/findings.html