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nCUBE To Integrate with Microsoft TV Platform

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John Townley
John Townley
Dec 17, 1999

nCUBE entered a relationship with Microsoft to port nCUBE’s video-on-demand client application to the Microsoft TV platform.

Broadband operators will be able to combine nCUBE’s scalable video servers with Microsoft’s (MSFT) client platform for a variety of applications utilizing
video-on-demand, including movies-on-demand, advertising on-demand and video-enhanced e-commerce.

nCUBE’s video server, the MediaCUBE 4, can be scaled from 80 simultaneous 3 Mb/s streams to 44,000 simultaneous streams and can simultaneously deliver MPEG-2, MPEG-1 and mid bit-rate video. nCUBE’s VOD Client application supports both the RTSP and DSM-CC standards for stream control, providing broadband operators a choice in how to integrate VOD into their interactive
service offerings. nCUBE has already deployed
several VOD solutions utilizing Windows 98-based client platforms.

“With this relationship, network operators using Microsoft TV will be able to take advantage of nCUBE’s scalability and reliability when deploying video-on-demand,” said Alan Yates, director of marketing for the Microsoft TV Platform group. “We look forward to working with nCUBE in delivering this technology.”

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