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Press Releasesback to press pageFeb 22, 2001 Ituner releases patch that fixes problems with RealSystem Producer 8. During regular Quality Assurance testing for RealSystem Producer 8, Real Networks detected an issue when starting live broadcasting sessions after January 31, 2001 in RealSystem Producer 8 and RealPresenter 8. After January 31, 2001, live broadcasting sessions started in RealSystem Producer 8 and RealPresenter 8 will display a message box that says "A General Error Occurred." Realizing that this problem could affect hundreds of MediaBox users, Ituner quickly provided the patch that fixed the bug. "We were glad we found out in time about this bug, said Andrei Bulucea, chief developer for the MediaBox. Our engineers worked fast and we were able to limit the damages that this problem could have incurred to our customers. In 48 hours the problem was fixed and all the MediaBox users were sent the instructions on how to fix the problem. Some customers preferred to give us access to their boxes and we installed the patch ourselves. We were able to do that because the MediaBox is a Web Based Administration application. All commands to the MediaBox are issued through an easy to use web interface, either locally through a LAN or remotely through a WAN". The MediaBox is a real-time network-encoding appliance capable of multicast or unicast streaming of high quality video and audio through broadband networks at bitrates ranging from 28.8Kbps to 1Mbps. The MediaBox enables broadcasters, production studios, ISPs, corporations and individuals to encode, serve and automate live and on-demand video and audio over the Internet (or intranet) in a matter of minutes. About Ituner Networks Corporation Ituner Networks Corporation is a privately owned Corporation, located in Silicon Valley, California. Ituner Networks offers Class A Telco/Broadcast facilities, currently operating via multiple DS-3, OC12 and T-1s connections offering direct lines to multiple Internet Backbone peering points. In late 1996, Ituner was the first company to implement and successfully use splitting and buffering technologies, gathering live signal from multiple sources around the world. Mission Statement To provide a turnkey, format independent streaming solution for companies that want to broadcast to large audiences over the Internet. We are developing large scale broadcasting systems, operating congestion free, distributed networksof streaming audio and video servers, and creating value-added solutions to meet all customers needs. Our Broadcast sites are located in San Jose, San Francisco, London and Eastern Europe. Ituner is the founder and sponsor of EE-Radio Relay, the first Eastern European Internet Radio Relay. Since 1996, EE-Radio brings live and on demand radio from more than 10 Eastern European Radio Stations using signal splitting technologies. Since its inception Ituner has served several millions of listeners around the world. Products
and Services 1)
MediaBox[tm]: an Internet broadcasting appliance for encoding and
streaming live and on-demand audio and video content. 2)
Ituner Broadcast Network: a global broadband network comprised of
multiple distribution hubs located in key geographical regions. 3)
Worldband.com: a comprehensive station guide and broadband portal –
focused on foreign content - where people can find and tune in to over 3,000
International Radio and TV stations.
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