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Media Excel
8834 N. Capital of Tx Hwy, Ste 302
Austin Tx 78759
USA

Phone: 1.512.502.0034
Web site: www.mediaexcel.com
 
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Media Excel defines the multi-screen transcoding standard for video delivery across the head-end, cloud and edge video distribution networks. The company’s software based solutions for live and file transcoding deliver adaptive bitrate multi-screen solutions. We power more than 18 million live Mobile TV viewers daily through the largest US telcos with 99.999% uptime since 2007. We provide superior solutions for HLS, Flash, Smooth and MPEG-DASH. We are also on the cutting edge in codec technology and will be showcasing our HEVC encoder. Look for the launch of our low-cost, full featured encoder decoder pair for point-to-point distribution and content gathering.
Product Description

Media Excel’s new HERO product series is the most dense and reliable multi-screen transcoding software providing the highest video quality running on Media Excel’s scalable hardware or yours. The hardware solution has a unique architecture design using an embedded multi-core DSP approach providing the greatest density and power efficiency while offering unmatched multi-screen HD delivery.

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Articles Mentioned
MPEG DASH and HEVC Dominated the Discussions at IBC
Even in a down economy, Amsterdam's IBC conference was able to grow total attendance -- something it's done for the past decade.
Online Video Industry Forecast 2012: Media Excel
Balancing two streams—bandwidth and revenue
Elemental, Media Excel Plot 2011 Strategies
Elemental announces new investment and both it and Media Excel push forward with expansion plans for their hardware and software transcoding products
Back to Basics: Hardware Acceleration
As more and more high-definition (HD) content is acquired, edited, and pushed out to the web, mobile, devices and set-top boxes, the demand for a higher-quality user experience is rapidly followed by a need for hardware acceleration. But what exactly is hardware acceleration?
NAB 2009 Highlights
Attendance was down, but that was good news for people who made the trip to NAB this year. Easy access to vendors provided plenty of "eureka" moments, particularly in the areas of mobile video and automated transcoding.
Tues., April 28, by Tim Siglin and Eric Schumacher-Rasmussen

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