IBC 2007, AMSTERDAM — Sept. 6, 2007 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced significant adoption of Adobe® Media Player by key organizations involved in the creation, management and delivery of online and offline content for the entertainment industry. Since announcing Adobe® Media Player in April 2007, Adobe has been working closely with partners who will support and offer solutions based on the new player, that will help enable new ways to brand, distribute, monetize, protect and measure media. Built using the Emmy® Award winning Flash® software architecture, Adobe Media Player redefines the TV viewing experience, giving viewers control over viewed content and the ability to enjoy their favorite shows both online and offline. more…
IBC 2007, AMSTERDAM — Sept. 6, 2007 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today unveiled new features that will headline the upcoming release of Adobe® Flash® Media Server 3. This major new release will offer the unique combination of traditional streaming media capabilities and a flexible environment for creating and delivering interactive social media applications to the broadest possible audience. Scheduled to ship in the first quarter of 2008, customers can expect nearly double the previous performance, as well as new live event support, industry-standard H.264 video codec and AAC+ audio codec support, and increased protection for streamed media. Adobe will preview Adobe Flash Media Server 3 during the IBC 2007 Exhibition at its stand (Hall 7, Stand 721) in the RAI Convention Center, Amsterdam, September 7-11. For more information, please visit www.adobe.com/go/fms3_faq . more…
IBC 2007, AMSTERDAM — Sept. 6, 2007 — Adobe Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq:ADBE) today announced Adobe® Audition® 3 software, a major new release of the all-in-one solution for professional audio production. Adobe Audition 3 is designed to give audio professionals — sound designers, recording and mastering engineers, and musicians — a flexible production toolkit for recording, mixing, editing, and mastering audio. With comprehensive audio mastering and restoration capabilities, Adobe Audition 3 helps professionals create music and radio spots, as well as restore imperfect recordings with sophisticated editing tools. New features include VSTi virtual instrument support with MIDI piano roll, enhanced spectral editing options, fast fade and crossfade controls, and advanced multi-core support. more…
HP today enhanced its lineup of multi-processor-based server systems built to improve performance and cut costs.
Based on the new Quad-Core Intel® Xeon® processor 7300 series, these energy-efficient servers are designed for customers running data-intensive business applications such as databases, business intelligence, enterprise resource planning and large mail and messaging platforms in virtualized environments. more…
NEW YORK, Sept. 5, 2007 – HP today introduced three commercial desktop solutions designed to give businesses of all sizes a professional edge with entry-level workstation pricing and “zero-footprint” PCs. The new products, including the HP xw4550 Workstation, the HP xw4600 Workstation and the HP Compaq dc7800 Business Desktop PC, pack the power and performance demanded by users of high-end solutions. HP also introduced new technologies for the HP ProLiant Blade Workstation, which was developed to improve business continuity, data security and business efficiency for multi-display, multi-workstation computing environments. more…
September 6, 2007 — IBC 2007, Amsterdam, Stand 7.641: Digital Rapids - a leading developer of scalable solutions for content ingest, encoding, transcoding, protection and delivery – announced today that the company has partnered with Adobe® as an Encoding and Transcoding Partner member of the Flash Media Solution Provider program. Digital Rapids encoding and transcoding solutions offer support for the new H.264 video and AAC audio capabilities in Adobe Flash® Player, as well as established Adobe Flash Player video formats such as the On2 VP6 codec. more…
September 6, 2007 — IBC 2007, Amsterdam, Stand 7.641: Digital Rapids - a leading developer of scalable solutions for content ingest, encoding, transcoding, protection and delivery – today unveiled the StreamZ Live product line, a new family of live streaming encoders optimized for demanding applications from live IPTV channels to webcasting.
StreamZ Live delivers the proven benefits of Digital Rapids‘ award-winning StreamZ studio encoding systems in a dedicated live platform, including the robust reliability and exceptional output quality that have made StreamZ the platform of choice for leading studios, networks and facilities. more…
September 6, 2007 — IBC 2007, Amsterdam, Stand 7.641: Digital Rapids - a leading developer of scalable solutions for content ingest, encoding, transcoding, protection and delivery – is offering IBC 2007 attendees a sneak peek at Copper C2, the next generation of the Digital Rapids Copper high-speed global data delivery software. Copper C2 extends the highly regarded transfer speed, reliability and security of Copper delivery technology to add network mesh topologies, and features a new streamlined client interface, expanded management tools, and an enhanced core architecture.
Overcoming network-inherent performance inhibitors such as latency and packet loss, Copper C2 transfers media and data files with a tremendous speed advantage over standard TCP-based technologies like FTP, and with outstanding resilience to even the most challenging network conditions. more…
As many music fans, U.S. historians and Baby Boomers celebrated the 40th anniversary of “The Summer of Love,” high-profile concert events across America made 2007 “The Summer of Aviom.” Aviom‘s personal monitor mixing system and digital snakes have found a niche among musicians and live sound professionals working the summer‘s biggest music events the world over. more…
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September 6th, 2007
Collaboration Enables the First Platform to Support Adobe Flash Streaming Capabilities for Television, the Internet and Mobile Devices
SAN JOSE, Calif. — Sept. 6, 2007 — Cisco® and Adobe® Systems Incorporated (Nasdaq: ADBE) today announced that the Cisco Content Delivery System (CDS) will be the first system of its type to natively support Adobe Flash® streaming capabilities, in addition to traditional progressive delivery. Service providers and organizations of all types using the Cisco CDS will be able to deliver Adobe Flash Player compatible video to PCs, and TVs using Adobe Flash streaming capabilities, accelerating the Cisco CDS‘ ability to deliver “any stream to any screen.” This solution will include the recently announced Adobe Flash® Media Server 3 software (see separate release). more…
