Do you need an advanced web publishing tool that will allow you to quickly and easily upload, manage, syndicate and stream your rich media assets – video and images?
A tool with automated transcoding – something that will upload assets in any format and have those assets automatically converted into a number of other formats?
Streaming Publisher makes the process of publishing and managing rich media assets on the web easier and more efficient than ever before.
Using a familiar Windows Outlook® like environment, users can easily generate and retrieve URLs and HTML code on uploaded assets so they can be embedded into web pages. Assets can be uploaded quickly and the related meta data is automatically generated for each item.
Until now it has been difficult and costly to create high quality videos in one format and convert them into another. Streaming Publisher solves this problem. In just minutes, users can upload a video and convert it easily to a number of other formats including M4V-iPhone, M4V-iPod, MPEG, WAV, WMV and many others. Once transcoded into the new format, the video asset can be published to the web.
Streaming Publisher enables the ability for users to create highly customized video players that are published along with their video assets. This feature allows viewers to watch videos through any standard browser.
The Player Gallery includes several player templates as well as unlimited options for generating new players, including the ability to add a video gallery and information panel, select specific colors, choose video and frame
size, change the player background and so much more.
Streaming Publisher allows users to create RSS feeds in seconds and share them with subscribers or publish them online. The system also creates an all-encompassing RSS feed of every asset uploaded. Users can then access a video’s URL link without having to log into Streaming Publisher.
Carefully designed to be both expressive and easy to set up, Streaming Publisher will fit right in with how organizations work; not requiring organizations to change or conform to a third party service.
