Dec, 2003 : Macromedia, VitalStream Deliver Video Streaming
📅 - Macromedia (macromedia.com), a software developer based in San Francisco, and VitalStream (vitalstream.com -> inap.com), a provider of digital broadcasting solutions based in Irvine, California, announced today that they have released Macromedia Flash Video Streaming Service, designed to allow companies to deliver video-enabled Flash content to the Macromedia Flash Player across Vitalstream's content distribution network.
"Macromedia Flash is quickly becoming the video format of choice online because of the power it gives companies to provide a great seamless experience across a wide number of platforms," said Chris Hock, director of product management for Macromedia. "By partnering with VitalStream, companies will be able to quickly use this service to deliver high-quality, on-demand video in the fastest manner possible without having to install and maintain streaming video servers."
Macromedia and Vitalstream said the service allows companies to take advantage of its built-in load balancing and redundancy to deliver content easier and more effectively.
"VitalStream built both its name and reputation by delivering solutions specifically tuned for streaming media," said Paul Summers, chief executive officer, VitalStream. "By working with Macromedia, we are providing the infrastructure for companies to reliably deliver great user experiences that can scale to meet the needs of any size deployment."
The service also includes a suite of reporting and tracking tools.
The companies said Sundance Online Film Festival has signed on to the service.
"Macromedia Flash is quickly becoming the video format of choice online because of the power it gives companies to provide a great seamless experience across a wide number of platforms," said Chris Hock, director of product management for Macromedia. "By partnering with VitalStream, companies will be able to quickly use this service to deliver high-quality, on-demand video in the fastest manner possible without having to install and maintain streaming video servers."
Macromedia and Vitalstream said the service allows companies to take advantage of its built-in load balancing and redundancy to deliver content easier and more effectively.
"VitalStream built both its name and reputation by delivering solutions specifically tuned for streaming media," said Paul Summers, chief executive officer, VitalStream. "By working with Macromedia, we are providing the infrastructure for companies to reliably deliver great user experiences that can scale to meet the needs of any size deployment."
The service also includes a suite of reporting and tracking tools.
The companies said Sundance Online Film Festival has signed on to the service.
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