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NetUP Inc Stand: 13.383
NetUP Inc, an IPTV equipment manufacturer headquartered in Moscow, Russia, produces the following unique IPTV products: IPTV Combine 4x, an all-in-one IPTV headend for small projects that includes streamer, VoD, middleware and billing, all in one box; and Dual DVB-S2-CI and Dual DVB-T/C-CI, PCI-e cards with 2 DVB inputs and 2 CI slots on board that receive and decode digital TV signals. New products to be presented at IBC 2011:
NetUP.tv Android, a new generation of client application for NetUP IPTV middleware; and NetUP Transcoder, a cost-effective hardware solution for video streams encoding/transcoding to MPEG-4 AVC (H.264).
NoTube Stand: 13.202 The NoTube project aims to show how semantic Web technologies can be used to connect TV content and the Web through linked open data as part of the trend of TV and Web convergence. Web services for context-dependent and personalised presentation of TV content ensure that the TV viewer is in control of his or her content, privacy and devices. With NoTube, digital entertainment is not a single TV-viewer activity anymore, it is a community-based experience.
Nokia Qt Stand: 13.265 Content convergence, shrinking product cycles, and comparisons with mobile computers have driven consumer expectations for slick and effective UIs sky high, leaving OEMs searching for software tools that will keep up with evolving demands. With a broad set of functionality supporting native, web-based, and hybrid development, Qt is used by the industry leaders in over-the-top video, operator pay TV, and consumer electronics devices. Qt is developed by a large open source community, led by Nokia, with development offices in Norway, Germany, Finland, and Australia.
Nokia Siemens Networks Stand: 13.225 Nokia Siemens Networks is a leading global enabler of telecommunications services. With its focus on innovation and sustainability, the company provides a complete portfolio of mobile, fixed and converged network technology, as well as professional services including consultancy and systems integration, deployment, maintenance and managed services. It is one of the largest telecommunications hardware, software and professional services companies in the world. Operating in 150 countries, its headquarters are in Espoo, Finland.
Nordija Stand: 13.271
OIPF Stand: 13.151/152 The OIPF is enabling and accelerating the creation of a mass market for IPTV by defining and publishing free-of-charge standards- based specifications for end-end IPTV services of the future. Founding members Panasonic, Samsung, Ericsson, Sony Corporation, France Telecom, Telecom Italia, Philips and Nokia Siemens Networks have since been joined by over 50 leading industry stakeholder members of The OIPF: Bouygues Telecom, British Telecom, Deutsch Telekom, Fastweb, KDDI, PCCW, Rogers Communications, SES- Astra, Telefonica, TeliaSonera AB, ANT Software, ADB Broadband, D-Link, Motorola Inc, Sharp, Vestel, Zyxel, Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco, Huawei, HwaCom, Intel, Technicolor, ZTE, BesTV New Media, Netgem, Oracle/Sun Microsystems, BBC, IRT, RAI, Access Systems Europe, Dolby, DTS, LG, Fraunhofer Institute, Gemalto,
Intertrust Technologies, Mstar
Semiconductor, MediaTek Inc, Opera Software, Penki Kontinentai, Quative/Nagravision, Rovi, Sigma Designs, SK Telecom, Smartlabs, Testronics, Toshiba, UT Starcom, and Verimatrix. As a collaborative industry body, the OIPF
has incorporated existing standards wherever possible - OIPF standards are also being adopted by complementary groups including HBBTV. A forthcoming device certification and IOT programme will see the OIPF logo appearing on numerous services and devices, aiding consumers, service providers and manufacturers as new technologies are delivered to retail, end user living rooms and across multiple mobile screens.
OpenText Stand: 13.203 OpenText, an enterprise software company and a leader in enterprise content management, helps organisations manage and gain the true value of their business content. OpenText supports millions of users in 114 countries and supports mobile technology with a native mobile software platform called Wave. Wave enables the cost- effective creation, delivery, and control of rich-media, content-focused mobile applications for smartphones, tablets, and over 1000 mobile device platforms. Visit the OpenText booth to see how customers have maximised exposure and adoption of mobile applications by delivering rich, persuasive and compelling content and features using the OpenText Mobile Wave Platform.
Paywizard Stand: 13.185
Penki Kontinental Komunikaciyu Centas Stand: 13.331
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RealNetworks Stand: 13.285 Meet Helix - the only end-to-end streaming media solution that is multi-format, multi- platform, and multi-screen. Customers
worldwide choose Helix products to create, deliver, manage, and playback content. At IBC, the company is announcing new Producer and Server products that will benefit broadcasters and the news media, making it even easier to stream your content once, everywhere you need it.
Reelway Stand: 13.232 Reelway will showcase its cloud-based media asset management (MAM) platform for the first time. The platform offers media asset management functionality via a hybrid Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) solution. The service is designed for small broadcasters, post production companies and content owners
who just want to use MAM functionality at once - without large upfront investments, installation trouble, project risks and IT trouble. The unique hybrid approach allows customer to keep their valuable media assets safely on their premises. The cloud provides metadata management, video browsing, EDL creation and workflow processing from everywhere using a standard web browser.
SecureMedia Stand: 13.233 SecureMedia, a Motorola Mobility Inc. company, pioneered the concept of software- based content protection and today is a leading provider of proven open platform content security software for the multi-screen delivery of linear and on-demand video content over IP-enabled networks. SecureMedia's latest innovation, Encryptonite ONE HLS+, a finalist in the
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