It’s been possible to carry video on IP networks for some time. What’s not been available is a system that can pull live and recorded video into a single system that’s easy to use, and that can serve both wired and the new crop of handheld and mobile devices. Such a system could move video from being some labor-intensive, special application that’s delivered only sporadically to video as a utility—something that can be scheduled and accessed on-demand, without the intervention of the IT staff. Well, Mystro is now available, and it’s a new video control and communications system from VBrick Systems, the long-time leader in IP video.
People log into the Mystro portal—from any wired or mobile device—and then access live or pre-recorded and stored video on a variety of hosts. They can search for video, schedule video to be played, select and view video, and in most cases stop, rewind, and fast-forward video just like they were using the controls of a video player. We also can provide the wireless networks that can support hundreds of channels of full-motion video running at the same time.
It’s a simple system—web-managed, with a minimal number of components. Most starter video systems can be installed in a day or less.
We also offer a conferencing and collaboration service based on the Mitel voice over IP controller described elsewhere on this web site. If you need to establish a collaborative conferencing system that provides interactive document sharing, interactive distribution and markup of documents, and videoconferencing we’d like to show you how easy and inexpensive this can be.
Interested in any of this? Contact us here.