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Live and On-Demand Pay-Per-View TV on your PC... MicroVideo mates it's MvTv Scheduling Systems with websites. Now you can create websites with "on-demand" or "live" TV stations built into them... at an price that won't break the bank... cross platform too with Silverlight 3.0. |
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Multimedia Solutions becomes MicroVideo Learning Systems, Inc. (Canada). |
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MicroVideo Learning Systems e-learning platforms support video on demand utilizing Microsoft's Windows Media Services. |
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MvTv Video Scheduling Systems. For broadcasting up to high definition quality video through a TV on a 24 hour by 7 day a week unlimited time schedule. Put your custom video, text messages, advertisements or entertainment where they can be seen...on your own private TV channels. Modify your play-lists while playing videos on their current schedule! No more VCR's or tapes to handle. Control TV content on your private TV network around the world from home...
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In 1995, Multimedia Solutions, Inc. released their first video-on-demand training title, Video Help for Lotus Notes ®. The quality of this application led to a multi title deal to produce video-on-demand training titles for MicroVideo Learning Systems of New York, New York. |
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In 1994, Multimedia Solutions, Inc. built and installed the first video-on-demand seatback prototype for the Boeing Defense and Space Group. Utilizing Starlight Networks video server software, and Sun Microsystems hardware for the server, PC clients were used as the seatback proto-types. |
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The introduction of video server technology in the early 1990's from Starlight Networks enabled Multimedia Solutions to provide streaming audio and video data throughout corporate networks (LANs). |
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The company began (in 1992) digitizing offshore platform video footage, so that designers could see existing equipment and piping that might present obstacles. This technology was used in the retrofit of the Rowan Gorilla III, Canada's first simultaneous drilling and production platform. |
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