New Product Delivers Efficient Multi-Channel/Multi-Screen Video Encoding For TV Broadcasters

February 22, 2013 --

San Carlos, CA (PRWEB) February 22, 2013

Transparent Video Systems, Inc. (TVS), a leading provider of complete CATV headend systems, today announced the launch of its new EN-48 transcoder product which provides multiple encoding and transport solutions for both independent and large television broadcast companies.

The TVS EN-48 encoder allows up to 48 transcoded channels in a single 1 RU chassis. It is ideal for multi-screen encoding where resolution requirements range from high-definition to smart phone. Also, off-air channel encoding may be too much for CPUs of legacy HD-DVR, IPTV set-top boxes. The EN-48 transcodes these channels, allowing the set-tops to record and stream multiple programs. Efficient compression is another highlight of this device. Finally, the transcoder can serve as a way to use the public Internet for signal transport which is a huge cost-savings over traditional satellite and fixed bandwidth techniques. The same encoders allow for transcoding to lower-bit rate profiles for the support of tablets, smart phones and PCs at a cost point that is 1/5th the cost of comparable encoders.

Were excited about the launch of our newest EN-48 transcoder product which offers CATV providers with so many solutions at such a low cost, said Norman Gillaspie, President and CEO of Transparent Video Systems, Inc. With so many devices that have different transport and encoding requirements, our multi-use device is cutting-edge technology which can accommodate just about any transcoding needs.

About Transparent Video Systems, Inc.
Transparent Video Systems Inc., a privately-held company with headquarters in San Carlos, California, is a leading provider of complete CATV headend systems, delivering both digital and analog content and MPEG-2 to MPEG-4 ready applications. TVS's patented software and hardware technology is built on open standards, allowing providers easy customization of services and the viewer experience at a fraction of a closed-standards system. For more information visit http://www.transparentvideo.net.

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