www.elementaltechnologies.com
Elemental Technologies is the leading supplier of video solutions for multiscreen content delivery.
At NAB 2012, Elemental will demonstrate a variety of new and advanced features recently implemented in our suite of video processing products for content programmers and service providers delivering video to PCs, tablets and mobile devices.
Demonstration highlights include:
• Real-time encoding of multiple video streams using the new MPEG- DASH streaming protocol
• Real-time audio normalization capabilities that enable compliance with the CALM Act
• Ad insertion, closed captioning, image overlay, J2K decoding, DECE Ultraviolet asset creation and more
Want to see how well Elemental works with your video? Bring a video file to Elemental’s booth and we will transcode it on the spot in faster- than-real time!
NAB booth #SU10012
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