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Published : April 26, 2007 |
Author : Chief Editor
Category : Mobile | Total Views
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With the introduction of new video playback features in portable media devices, Internet users can transfer
full-length webcasts, originally broadcast live, to their mobile devices to watch at their convenience. This entirely
new medium for viewing on-demand webcasts greatly expands their accessibility and ease of use.
Video webcasts are converted directly to mobile video formats based on industry-leading MPEG-4 video
technology. Audio webcasts can also be heard as standard audio-only media files such as Mp3. If applicable, the
user can simultaneously view the slideshow that was presented during the original broadcast.
Watching audio and video on-demand content has become a leading Internet application.
"As mobile devices become more ubiquitous for business users, this improved delivery of on-demand
presentations will allow our customers to reach more viewers. The original concept of converging technology is
truly with us today: it has become very easy for people to access the media content they want, wherever they
want, and on whatever platform they run," said Shaun McIver, President and CEO of Streamlogics.
About Streamlogics
Streamlogics is a leading global provider of webcasting applications
and services to more than 500 enterprises, government agencies and
associations. The company's webcasting solutions are utilized for
internal communications, investor relations, lead generation, training,
and product launches. Founded in 1999, Streamlogics is based in
Toronto, with regional offices throughout North America. For more
information about Streamlogics, call (416) 642-6532, e-mail info@streamlogics.com, or visit the website at www.streamlogics.com to request a demo.
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