Sentence examples for proprietary video from inspiring English sources
Earlier this year, it shut down its fledgling proprietary video app, Go90, which sought young audiences with short, shareable clips.
This fully-featured media center lets you stream video from a hard drive on the network and supports AirPlay, Apple's proprietary video and audio streaming system.
Sample: "Michael, hey this is Reba!" Proprietary video editing software makes it possible, though the stars must record more than 700 names and greetings.
Using proprietary video interpretation systems, Digitalsmiths allows films to be quickly searched by specific actor, line of dialogue, location, genre or product, among other criteria.
Michael Gartenberg, another Jupiter analyst, comments that the Google Video service "wasn't likely to succeed" because the company has no relationship with companies making video viewers - Google used a proprietary video DRM which was not compatible with Apple's video iPod or other portable players.
It's no wonder Google and Yahoo have already started their own online video search channels and, in the case of Google, its own proprietary video player.
On the software side was FaceTime, Apple's proprietary video-calling service, but far more important for most was the hardware that came alongside it: a forward-facing camera.
Cablers are deploying proprietary video-on-demand systems that let them and only them sell individual shows to their subscribers.
Story Xpress is a cloud-based video creation platform that quickly and easily converts raw data such as images, text and small video clips into high-quality promotional videos using its proprietary video-rendering technology.
The company uses proprietary automated video recognition technology to scan video clips for products, brands and objects which can be tagged and indexed.
And it takes impressive computing power to generate and overlay the line: Sportvision's system uses a dedicated PC and four Silicon Graphics workstations, while Princeton Video Image's system uses a proprietary multiprocessor video editing computer called L-VIS, (pronounced Elvis) for live-video insertion system.
