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DEVOS 3.0 RELEASED – Changes the video streaming and content management landscape

Discover Video today announced DEVOS 3.0, a new media management and video streaming system for private and public enterprises. DEVOS 3.0 breaks the barrier in price, features, and flexibility for a complete hybrid video distribution system that can be used inside the firewall and on the public Internet simultaneously. Not only does it manage and deliver live and on-demand video and multimedia, but it also includes digital signage, a unique video priority alert system, Roku integration, and more.

“DEVOS 3.0 is perfect for enterprises that need to distribute live and on-demand media efficiently and securely to employees, students, partners, and customers”, said Rich Mavrogeanes, president and CEO of Discover Video. ”In our modern mixed desktop-and-mobile world, DEVOS 3.0 combines the best features of web services like YouTube with world-class live streaming, any-platform delivery, set top boxes, Digital Signage, and Priority Alert.”

DEVOS 3.0 key features include:

1. Hybrid enterprise and cloud video streaming for traffic load balancing and reach
2. World-class multi-screen user interface
3. Live and On-demand delivery to virtually all computers, TV monitors, Roku® boxes, tablets, iPhone®, iPad®, Android and other devices
4. Full enterprise Active Directory integration
5. Digital Signage and Priority Video Alert at no additional cost
6. Content curation from YouTube, iTunes, and other popular content systems
7. Simple creation and management of specific channels by user
8. Integrated DropBox for ultra-easy publishing

For schools, businesses, and government the DEVOS 3.0 system provides a private portal with the ability to customize viewing pages and content, while providing detailed statistics. It can be purchased as both an on premises server or Cloud service. For larger organizations a hybrid approach permits fine tuning live and on-demand video distribution, eliminating any network bottlenecks.

A bonus for schools and universities is the Priority Alert feature, extensively used by the U.S. military. Within seconds, a live or recorded video message can be sent to thousands of network connected computers without end user action, notifying them of impending emergencies, storms or major announcements. The DEVOS 3.0 Digital Signage feature, which displays HD quality live or recording video, text, or web pages on large monitors, is also integrated with Priority Alert.

DEVOS is the first private video system to incorporate the popular, inexpensive Roku set top box into the proposition. The entire live and on-demand video library can be viewed on a under $100 box, making it extremely easy to deploy video everywhere.

The DEVOS applications include distance learning/lecture capture at colleges and universities, flipping the classroom or morning announcements in K-12 schools, video training and executive broadcasts in businesses, and government meeting distribution in towns, cities, states, and federal agencies. It can also be used to delivery live video feeds from security IP cameras located anywhere.

About Discover Video, LLC

Discover Video was founded by the same people that created VBrick Systems, and provides video streaming equipment and services to broadcasters, schools, corporations, and government. The products include multimedia video encoders, decoders, and transcoders, media servers, priority video alert systems, digital signage, and mobile broadcasting kits. Discover Video’s customers include major corporations, governments, educational institutions, local cable-TV stations and small businesses. http://www.discovervideo.com

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DEVOS Media Server Delivers Stunning HD Video for Schools and Enterprises

Live and On-Demand Video Distribution Media Server

Discover Video today announced a new media server called DEVOS “Digital Enterprise Video Online Streaming” system. DEVOS is a complete video system that delivers live and on-demand HD video to desktops, iPads®, iPhones®, Androids, and TV monitors. It is ideal for schools, businesses, government, healthcare organizations, and others that have been looking for a simple solution for media distribution. DEVOS has unique features such as built in Priority Video Alert for emergencies and Digital/Video signage for displaying multimedia messaging on large monitors. DEVOS can even distribute video posted on You Tube through your private portal, greatly reducing the need for local storage.

DEVOS Key features:
• Delivers thousands of live or recorded streams across internal or external IP networks
• Streams can be viewed on desktops, iPads, iPhones, TVs, SMART Boards, and other devices
• Integrates with Internet streaming services for webcasting on the web
• Includes Priority Video Alert messaging for emergencies
• Delivers text, graphics, video, and web pages to TVs and monitors for signage
• All live and on-demand content can be password protected for privacy
• Starts at $5,995 for complete system including server hardware and a live video encoder

“DEVOS is ideal for delivering multimedia simply and reliably within schools, businesses, and other small to medium organizations” said, Rich Mavrogeanes, CEO of Discover Video. “Similar digital systems on the market cost 10 times as much and are extremely complex to manage. DEVOS is a plug and play solution that everyone will enjoy”.

The DEVOS has many applications for each vertical market. They include:
• Principal and morning announcements in K-12 schools
• Lecture capture and distance learning in colleges and universities
• Executive broadcasts and Town Hall meetings in corporations
• Video signage with targeted advertising in retail stores
• Grand Rounds presentations and training in healthcare facilities

The DEVOS system is available in various configurations depending upon the size of the organization and streaming needs. It includes the Discover Video software encoder (DVME) for HD live and capture. Optionally, Discover Video provides low cost live and on-demand event based or yearly Internet streaming and transcoding services.

About Discover Video, LLC

Discover Video was founded by the same people that created VBrick Systems, and provides video streaming equipment and services to broadcasters, schools, corporations, and government. The products include multimedia video encoders, decoders, and transcoders, media servers, priority video alert systems, video/digital signage, and mobile broadcasting kits. Discover Video’s customers include major corporations, educational institutions, local cable-TV stations and small businesses. http://www.discovervideo.com

Discover Video Introduces RTMP H.264 Flash Stream Recorder

Discover Video, LLC (www.discovervideo.com), a leader in video streaming products and solutions, today announced the new RTMP Flash stream recorder. The Discover Video RTMP recorder allows you to display and record a live RTMP (“Real Time Message Protocol”) video stream from the public Internet. Files are recorded in industry standard H.264 .mp4 format allowing them to be uploaded, streamed, and/or viewed on virtually any computer, Smartphone, iPad, tablet, etc.

The DV RTMP Flash stream recorder includes the following features:
• Records live RTMP/H264 audio/video stream
• Optionally records multiple smaller files of a given duration
• Built-in scheduler allows you to record on unattended computers
• Automatic settings for Discover Video Streaming accounts

“When doing live events, it can be absolutely essential to have a recording made for later VoD viewing or for other purposes”, said Rich Mavrogeanes, President and CEO of Discover Video. “While you can record using DVME, and you can often make a recording via a network server, it is often a good idea to have a backup recording in case something goes wrong. The DV RTMP recorder uses the same bandwidth as your live video player, but it records your live stream so you have a copy of exactly what your live stream looked like to viewers.”

The DV RTMP Flash Stream Recorder is available for purchase on www.discovervideo.com. Price is only $49.

About Discover Video, LLC

Discover Video was founded by the same people that created VBrick Systems, and provides video streaming equipment and services to broadcasters, schools, corporations, and government. The products include multimedia video encoders, decoders, and transcoders, priority video alert systems, and mobile broadcasting kits. Discover Video’s customers include major corporations, educational institutions, local cable-TV stations and small businesses. http://www.discovervideo.com

Discover Video Introduces NOMAD Mobile HD Live Webcasting System

Discover Video, LLC (www.discovervideo.com), a leader in video streaming products and solutions, today announced a new mobile HD broadcasting platform called NOMAD. It provides organizations the ability to stream very high quality video, audio, and PC screen to an unlimited number of viewers worldwide. NOMAD accepts video from HD cameras, video mixers, microphones, or audio mixers and delivers stunning “live” video streams to PCs, Macs, Tablets, Smartphones, and TVs via Roku. more

Discover Video Introduces Live Flash Transcoding to Mobile Phones and Tablets

WALLINGFORD, CT – October 05, 2011 – Discover Video, LLC (www.discovervideo.com), a leader in video streaming products and solutions, today announced a new live and file Flash streaming transcoder (DVT) for delivering live video to mobile Smartphones, Tablets, and to devices such as Roku . The DVT now supports live Flash ingest which allows users to stream live at the highest possible quality and bit rate, and allow the server to deliver multiple bit rates to viewers. This is especially useful for the explosion of mobile broadcasting where lower streaming bit rates are necessary due to the limits of 3G and 4G networks.

The Discover Video Transcoder (DVT) is available as a simple software product, as a fully configured server, or as a cloud based service. It can transcode live Windows Media, Flash, MPEG-4, or MPEG-2 streams or files to H.264 Flash, and Windows Media. Applications include:

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State of Oregon Streams Legislative Sessions to Mobile Devices with Discover Video

WALLINGFORD, CT – June 1, 2011 – Discover Video, LLC (www.discovervideo.com), a leader in video streaming and conferencing products and solutions, today announced that the State of Oregon has enlisted Discover Video to stream its legislative meetings on the Internet to viewers with iPhones®, iPads®, Blackberry’s, Androids and other smart phones and tablets. Discover Video is transcoding up to 13 simultaneous live Windows Media streams to H.264 Flash and mobile compatible live streams.
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Rocky Hill, CT Distributes Town Meetings on the Internet with Discover Video

WALLINGFORD, CT – November 17, 2010 – Discover Video, LLC (www.discovervideo.com), a leader in video streaming and conferencing products and solutions, today announced that Rocky Hill, Connecticut has implemented its Video Publisher service for delivering town meetings to citizens live and on-demand on the Internet. The new Discover Video service permits Rocky Hill to publish town meetings and agendas on the web for anyone to view and replay using PCs, Macs, or mobile devices.

“The Discover Video service allows us to deliver our town council, board of education, zoning, and other meetings to our citizens anywhere, anytime?, said Barbara Gilbert, Rocky Hill Town Manager. “Our residents can stay informed on important town topics without having to attend in person or catch them on TV. This innovative and easy to use service will encourage our younger generations to get involved with key issues affecting the town and their families.?
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Discover Video and West Hartford TV Stream Election Coverage Live on Local TV

WALLINGFORD, CT – November 03, 2010 – Discover Video, LLC (www.discovervideo.com), a leader in video streaming and conferencing products and solutions, today announced that West Hartford Community Television (WHC-TV) streamed election night coverage from Democratic and Republican headquarters using Discover Video’s new mobile broadcasting system. The system provided DVD quality video and audio which was telecast live on the WHC-TV Channels 5 as well as the WHC-TV website.

“The Discover Video mobile broadcasting system allowed us to cover both political parties simultaneously? said Jennifer Evans, Executive Director, West Hartford Community TV. “In the past we taped the activities at both party headquarters,drove the tapes back and had volunteers running in at the last minute with interviews. Often, we were editing interviews past 1a.m. for telecast the next morning. Discover Video’s system gave us the ability to broadcast the party speeches and celebrations LIVE on TV and the Internet. This more

Discover Video Introduces Live H.264 Flash Transcoder

WALLINGFORD, CT – October 20, 2010 – Discover Video, LLC (www.discovervideo.com), a leader in video streaming and conferencing products and solutions, today announced its new H.264 Live Flash Transcoder. The Discover Video Transcoder (DVT) converts live MPEG-2 or Windows Media streams to MPEG-4/H.264 for Flash or QuickTime viewing. The DVT is available as software or loaded on a server, transcoding up to 30 streams simultaneously. more

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