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One of the biggest challenges when deploying any
enterprise-wide IP video solution is the bandwidth available on the wide
area network (WAN). These are usually costly low-bandwidth links that are
prone to becoming network bottlenecks. These links usually don’t have IP
multicast enabled (a network protocol for efficiently delivering IP video)
and your service provider might be reluctant or unable to turn IP multicast
on. With some IP video solutions this would be game over, but VBrick
has designed our solution to deal specifically with this problem.
The VBrick Windows Media Reflector receives a
webcast video over a low bandwidth link and retransmits it onto a local
area network. This capability overcomes the streaming over low bandwidth
bottlenecks by only delivering one video stream over the low bandwidth
link, and then retransmitting the video to multiple end users at the far
end.
User can send a single unicast Windows Media
stream from event venue across the WAN and deliver it to a VBrick Windows
Media Reflector at a remote location. The VBrick Windows Media Reflector
locally retransmits the stream to multiple end-users by using IP multicast
on the remote locations local area network (LAN). This means that we can distribute video
effectively over the wide area network without having to worry about
saturating your WAN bandwidth or worrying if it is enabled for IP
multicast.
For organizations without IP multicast enabled on
their LAN either, this does not mean that IP video streaming is not
possible within the organization. The VBrick Windows Media Reflector has an
embedded streaming server that can deliver up to 200 simultaneous unicast
streams. Organizations can use
several VBrick Windows Media Reflectors to reach all audience at the
headquarters and branches, without having to do a major network overhaul.
Your viewers can be intelligently directed to the appropriate video
reflector if used with the VEMS media management portal.
VBrick Windows Media Reflector can be purchased as
a stand-alone Reflector Appliance.
It is also available as a feature of the VBrick Windows Media
Encoder.
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VBrick
Windows Media Reflector
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Data sheets:
> VBrick Windows Media Reflector
> VBrick H.264 HD Reflector
> VBrick Enterprise Media
System (VEMS) Portal Server and Access Control
> VBrick Windows Media Video-On-Demand (VOD)
Server
> VBrick H.264 Video-On-Demand (VOD) Server
> VBrick Windows Media Encoder
> VBrick H.264 HD Encoder
> VBrick Rich Media Studio
> VBrick Windows Media IP Receiver
> VBrick H.264 Set Top Box
Other
related information:
> Analog Broadcast Vs
Digital Streaming
> Live Streaming – A Mission Critical Task
> Intelligent Transportation
of IP Video - The IP Network Is the Video Switch
> VBrick’s Multi Bit Rate Technology
> VBrick Windows Media Reflector – How does It
Work?
> Video Reflecting
Applications In Real Live
> Effect of Delay and Latency
in Video Streaming
> Resolution of 4:3 and 16:9
Windows Media Video
> LifeSize
Full HD Video Conferencing system
> Meeting Room
Booking and management system
> Audio Conferencing system
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