Modulus Video, Inc., a leading provider of MPEG-4 AVC video compression systems, announced that its ME6000 is the first high definition (HD) MPEG-4 AVC video encoder to be certified for the Microsoft ...

Modulus Video this week unveiled its new ME6000, a real-time full resolution HD encoder for broadcast and other video applications. The new system will enable satellite, telco and cable (and ...

MPEG-4 Visual patent protection ended worldwide on July 19, 2026, when Brazilian patent BRPI0109962B1, held by Siemens AG, ...

Pegasys, Inc. announced today that the complete retail version of the new TMPGEnc 4.0 XPress Video Encoder with NVIDIA CUDA technology is now available for purchase via tmpg-inc.com. The new NVIDIA ...

Taipei, Taiwan----26 October, 2005----CyberLink Corp. (5203.TW), a world leader and pioneer in providing integrated solutions for the Digital Home, today released CyberLink PowerEncoder MPEG-4 AVC ...

Salt Lake City, Utah—Remote video pickups, mobile video, and surveillance and security systems often demand inconspicuous electronics packages. If you're designing that kind of system, check out this ...

Digital video currently follows the MPEG-2 standard, but improvements in image processing technology are set to move MPEG-4 to the forefront of video compression. Millions of DVD disks, satellite ...

Northampton 14th June 2004, Ulead Systems Inc, leading developer of Picture, Video and Web design software has announced the availability of the MPEG-4 Plug-in for VideoStudio 9. The MPEG-4 plug-in ...

Integrating MPEG encoder technology, the XCode II video processor chipset is described as the first such devices capable of processing content ranging from analog to high-definition digital video. The ...

Video-compression provider On2 Technologies is taking a swing at MPEG-4, complaining that companies cooperating to create a digital media standard may run afoul of antitrust laws. New York-based On2 ...

A newly proposed MPEG-4 licensing plan is sending jitters through multimedia circles, raising cost concerns about a new standard that promises to bring powerful interactive features to digital video.

There's no question that MPEG-4 is going to succeed MPEG-2 as the standard for streaming digital video. Faster processor speeds and cheap (already less than $200) video capture and playback cards will ...