Enterprise Video
Cardinal Peak understands all aspects of the streaming media space, including live encoding, transmission, on-demand streaming, and decoding. We have provided engineering consulting services on a range of network-connected encoders and decoders, both software and hardware. We also have deep expertise developing specialized browser plugins, based on open standards, to meet industry-specific needs.
CASE STUDY
VBrick Systems needed a Linux and Macintosh OS/X software decoder to round out its comprehensive suite of enterprise video products. Cardinal Peak delivered a browser plugin that can receive H.264, MPEG-4 part 2, MPEG-2, Windows Media and MPEG-1 streams, extract closed captioning information, and display the video with low CPU utilization. Cardinal Peak delivered a high-quality, ready-for-QA plugin, based in part on our existing intellectual property and in part on proven open-source components, keeping costs down.
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RELEVANT TECHNOLOGY EXPERIENCE
- H.264, MPEG-2, MPEG-4, WMV, Windows Media Video
- RTP, RTSP, RTCP, ISMA, SAP
- On-demand streaming and VOD
- Browser plugin APIs, including Internet Explorer, Firefox/Mozilla, and Safari/WebKit
- Embedded Linux, embedded Windows
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"Cardinal Peak was a natural choice for us. They were able to develop a high-quality product, based in part on open source and in part on intellectual property they had already developed, all for a very effective price."
Bruce Webber, VP of Software Engineering, VBrick
