Sentence examples for video distribution systems from inspiring English sources

MediaFLO networks could be cheaper to operate than other video distribution systems, since Qualcomm's standard is a one-way system, similar to conventional radio or television.

Anthony Bontrager, 1CAST's chief executive and a veteran video technology entrepreneur, says news organizations are happy to experiment with new video distribution systems because viewing habits have changed.

Its product portfolio primarily includes mobile devices, including smartphones and media tablets, wireless accessories, set-top boxes and video distribution systems, and broadband access infrastructure products and associated customer premises equipment (CPE).

Therefore, a better understanding of users' video request patterns is essential, in order to design an effective and efficient video distribution system (caching, storage capacity, bandwidth, etc).

One product, StadiumVision, is a video distribution system that allows the display of customized digital signs and videos on hundreds of monitors throughout an arena; the installation cost varies, depending on the site and the number of monitors, but it can cost several million dollars per stadium.

BuzzShed is pioneering a new way to deliver online video, with the implementation of supply and demand pricing into its permission marketing based video distribution system.

The issue these companies address is how to turn the Internet into a video distribution system when computers are fundamentally designed to transmit information from just one source to another.

The Watch List Building B — The start-up aims to create a set-top box that will blend wireless with the Internet to create a video distribution system more powerful than cable.

His co-founders include Georgy Chumbridze, founder of Innova, which made browser-based online games; and Armen Gulinyan, previously CEO of Ruform (Rutube, Pladform), a video distribution system which has 20percentt of the video advertising market in Russia.

Hulu is an online video distribution system owned by 3 of the largest 5 film & television suppliers in the United States with the goal of limiting the supply of high-quality online video available in order to defend high prices of the supply of this content on televisions through cable, satellite & broadcast TV.

Paderni noted that Adobe sits at the very center of video distribution system and can track views down to the IP level.