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StreamGuys and Haivision Network Video have struck a partnership to offer complete live video asset management and streaming services to their customers from broadcasters to enterprise-level businesses. Haivision's KulaByte product line is said to offer cloud and server-based live transcoding solutions that allow StreamGuys to deliver a single live video source to many customers and devices at multiple bitrates, formats and resolutions. The KulaByte transcoding technology improves StreamGuys' workflows by combining live transcoding with the flexibility of targeting specific streams for devices using HTTP Live Streaming (HLS), RTMP, RTSP, MPEG-TS, and Smooth Streaming. StreamGuys' virtualized, adaptive bitrate streaming service on the server side is believed to deliver the most appropriate bitrate to each device based on current network conditions ensuring the highest possible signal quality at the correct resolution. The combined solution offers a robust and reliable service for enterprise-level organizations and small-to-medium sized companies that deliver video assets to multiple platforms, from SD/HD desktop streaming to 3G and 4G mobile devices. "We see strong collaborative opportunities for enterprise markets, as well as education, medical and corporate verticals. There is a growing need for organizations to place video assets out in front of the firewall and distribute them over the public internet," said Peter Forman, VP, Internet Media Division, Haivision. Jonathan Speaker, COO, StreamGuys said, "Haivision's attention to detail and commitment to customer support matches our philosophy. Their ability to produce high-quality source signals and seamlessly re-encode it many ways allows us to take advantage of our adaptive bitrate delivery, ensuring we can immediately stream to iOS devices, Flash players, Silverlight and other platforms. Our customers and their viewers receive professional, high-quality content with efficient and reliable delivery." |
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