Wowza Upgrades Server Software for Streaming

July 11, 2011
At IBC2011 in September, Wowza will be introducing the third generation of its streaming solution, Wowza Media Server 3. It's designed as a single extensible foundation for multiscreen media delivery and is optimized for adaptive bitrate streaming, time-shifted ...
At IBC2011 in September, Wowza will be introducing the third generation of its streaming solution, Wowza Media Server 3. It's designed as a single extensible foundation for multiscreen media delivery and is optimized for adaptive bitrate streaming, time-shifted playback, and integrated rights management.It supports Flash, Silverlight, Apple iPhone/iPad and other HLS-capable devices such as Apple TV with AirPlay, Android devices, Roku media players, and Internet-connected TVs including Samsung Smart TV and Google TV-powered sets. Add-ons to complement the platform include a Transcoder AddOn, Network DVR (nDVR) AddOn, and DRM AddOn.General availability of Wowza Media Server 3 and the new value-added components is expected in Q3 2011, at which time all current Wowza Media Server 2 licensees will be eligible for a free upgrade to the new platform.

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