TANDBERG Television supports HD services for service providers

Nov 24, 2008 12:02 PM


             
The latest iPlex UltraCompression platform redefines the economics of HD transmission and provides major improvements in picture quality at low bit rates.

The latest iPlex UltraCompression platform redefines the economics of HD transmission and provides major improvements in picture quality at low bit rates.

At the recent TelcoTV 2008 conference, TANDBERG Television showed the latest version of its iPlex high-density video processing platform, which now provides even greater compression quality using MPEG-4 AVC transcoding for the delivery of HD programming. Part of a complete end-to-end IPTV solution, iPlex enables a wide range of IPTV, HDTV and VOD services.

The latest iPlex UltraCompression platform redefines the economics of HD transmission and provides major improvements in picture quality, offering high-quality video images at extremely low bit rates. New image-enhancing techniques such as a single slice video processing architecture, multipass analysis and look-ahead encoding also improve efficiencies and reduce bandwidth usage. When compared with previous generations of HD MPEG-4 AVC products, the iPlex UltraCompression platform can achieve significant efficiency improvements.

For more information, visit www.tandbergtv.com.



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