Harmonic shows new IP delivery products

Apr 10, 2008 3:45 PM

    
Among the new Harmonic products on display will be the MV500 Divicom converter.

Among the new Harmonic products on display will be the MV500 Divicom converter.

Harmonic will showcase a full range of IP-based solutions for advanced broadcast and on-demand services at NAB (booth #SL6829).

Featured demonstrations include 1080p HD video, IP-based program distribution solutions for broadcasters, and content preparation and management software for personalized video services. In addition, it will show universal transcoding, content preparation for on-demand services, video servers and software.

The company will show 1080p HD at 24 and 50 frames per second, HD/SD encoding for MPEG-2 and MPEG-4 AVC (H.264) applications, and advertisement insertion. IP-based program distribution will include video stream processing, distributed statistical multiplexing, bulk scrambling and forward error correction.

For more information, visit www.harmonicinc.com.




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