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Progressive Streams Into Movies With RealVideo
News Seattle-based Progressive claims RealVideo works well over 28.8kbits/sec modems and offers full-motion video with the new generation of 56kbits/sec modems or over ISDN lines. Up to 500 simultaneous streams are available from one server.
[February 11, 1997, 10:38]
Characterizing The Behaviour Of RealVideo Streams
White Papers This paper uses an experimental testbed to characterize the behaviour of RealVideo streams under different network conditions, with special emphasis on understanding their "TCP friendliness". In many scenarios, the experimental results show that...
[December 26, 2007, 23:00]
Progressive-MS Deal Firms Up Streaming Standards
News Progressive Networks' RealAudio and RealVideo streaming products got a shot in the arm today with the news that Microsoft plans to take a minority investment in the firm and license its key products, RealAudio and RealVideo 4.0.
[July 21, 1997, 16:47]
The Matrix - Coming To A Mobile Phone Near You
News One of the applications included in the Series 60 platform is RealNetworks' RealOne Player, which in its mobile phone form can play back MPEG-4, H263 and RealVideo content streamed over GPRS networks.
[December 5, 2002, 9:43]
RealNetworks Opens More Helix DNA
News The release of the Helix Producer source code will enable other software companies, as well as individual programmers and groups of programmers, to write their own software for encoding video and audio streams into the RealVideo 9 and RealAudio 8...
[December 5, 2002, 9:34]
A Measurement Study Of RealMedia Streaming Traffic
White Papers The main observation is that, although RealVideo can be compressed as Variable-Bit-Rate (VBR) at the application layer, it is often streamed as Constant-Bit-Rate (CBR) at the network layer. With the growing popularity of real-time audio/video...
[May 10, 2006, 0:00]
RealNetworks Streams Into Mobiles
News This solution, dubbed RealSystem Mobile, will deliver RealAudio, RealVideo, MPEG-4 and other 3rd Generation Partnership Project-standard media formats to devices with RealOne players, said the company.
[February 19, 2002, 12:15]
Progressive Changes Name To RealNetworks
News Progressive Networks, manufacturers of the popular RealAudio and RealVideo browser plug-ins, has changed its name to RealNetworks. In a statement, company officials said the change was aimed at strengthening the connection between the company and...
[September 26, 1997, 14:30]
AltaVista Goes Multimedia
News The AV Photo & Media finder will let users scan for audio formats including MP3, RealAudio, WAV, and AU and video formats including RealVideo, QuickTime, ASF, MPEG, and AVI. The results will produce thumbnail sketches and brief descriptions of the...
[March 30, 1999, 14:13]
Demon To Host Comic Relief Day
News Visitors to Demon's Web pages can also visit a Comic Relief section and view Demon support staff's fund-raising activities via RealVideo. Related stores: Demon forks out 'read anywhere' e-mail Demon unsure on MSN's 100,000 UK members
[March 5, 1997, 13:57]
MS To Invest In Net Multimedia Firm Progressive
News Progressive Networks' model for audio streaming over the Internet will receive a huge boost this evening when Microsoft is expected to announce a significant investment in the firm, best known for its RealAudio and RealVideo on-demand multimedia...
[July 21, 1997, 14:47]
Demo '97: Narrative Finds Answer To Web Video
News For example, after RealAudio, Progressive Networks has moved on to RealVideo. The solution to video across the Web has been found: a company called Narrative has made the breakthrough with an animated cartoon technology.
[February 13, 1997, 11:51]
Turbo Internet Accelerator
Downloads It boosts any Internet related software such as browser/e-mail programs, CompuServe, RealAudio, RealVideo, ICQ and many others… Moreover it also prevents an undesirable disconnection. Turbo Internet Accelerator is a program that corrects two of...
[May 31, 2006, 18:46]
MS Streams Ahead With NetShow 2.0, New Purchase
News The VXtreme deal, which most pundits expect to be an acquisition, is something of a surprise in that Microsoft only recently took an investment in Progressive Networks, the distance leader in media streaming and maker of RealAudio and RealVideo.
[August 5, 1997, 15:19]
RealNetworks Leaps Into Anti-piracy Fray
News The technology supports the emerging video standard MPEG-4 and H.263; audio formats MP3, AAC and Narrowband AMR audio; and its RealAudio and RealVideo streaming formats. In the latest move to court consumer electronics manufacturers, RealNetworks...
[January 9, 2003, 8:36]
Real, Ericsson Team On Mobile Media
News The combined technologies will support the playback of video and audio files encoded in RealNetworks' RealAudio and RealVideo, and in industry standards MPEG-4 and 3GPP (third-generation partnership project).
[February 19, 2003, 7:26]
RealNetworks Vs. Streambox Continues
News The suit alleges Streambox products, which allow users to record RealVideo and RealAudio files and then convert those files to other streaming formats like MP3 and Windows Media, infringe on RealNetworks' copyrights.
[January 10, 2000, 13:13]
RealNetworks Snags Intel Deal
News Last year, the two companies announced a new version of Intel Streaming Web Video Software technology which is a significant piece to RealVideo 8 and RealSystem 8, the company said. RealNetworks on Wednesday said it has signed an agreement with...
[May 30, 2001, 15:48]
Internet Users Will Have Control Of Big Brother Cameras
News The only delay is encoding -- the streaming will be as fast as a PIII can encode RealVideo," said Morgan Holt, editor of the Big Brother Web site. Big Brother will put viewers in the director's chair this Friday when the programme's Web site goes...
[May 22, 2001, 16:33]
Nuggets: Digital Editing Just Got Better
News You can output to digital movies, such as AVI or MPEG, videotape or RealVideo streaming video for putting your stuff up on the Web. It's the pinnacle of editing. No really. If you've recently made the sensible decision to grab a digital video...
[August 24, 1999, 14:06]
