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Answers
1.
The
easy solution to Internet broadcasting is
Ituner's MediaBox, all in one
encoder/server. The MediaBox will change the way
you broadcast to large audiences through the
Internet. With advanced features such as web
control, encoding, scheduling and multiple input
devices, the MediaBox places you in control of
your broadcast.
2.
The
MediaBox was primary designed to be administered
over the web, from any web browser (Netscape
4.5.1 and higher, Internet Explorer 5.0 or
higher). The MediaBox can be accessed from
any PC connected to the Internet. Simply point
your browser to the name/IP or MediaBox IP
address. The web interface is protected by
a login and password.
3.
The
MediaBox can encode live, in MP3, RealAudio and
RealVideo formats, all at once, or it can serve
on-demand content in MP3, RealAudio and
RealVideo as well as QuickTime. With our cron
feature you can schedule the MediaBox to start
and stop encoding at any time in multiple
formats with a precision of +/1 millisecond.
4. The
MediaBox has multiple inputs (depends on the
configuration of your MediaBox). All audio
inputs are equipped with RCA or mini-headphone
jacks for input. The MediaBox can handle up
to 3 concurrent stereo inputs or 1 video input
and 2 audio inputs.
5.
The MediaBox can encode audio ranging from 6
kbps to 196 kbps and can encode video ranging
from 10 kbps to 500+ kbps.
6. Yes,
you can serve and encode all from the same box,
live or on-demand content. The MediaBox comes
with a built-in web server with a 100 Mbps NIC,
capable of sustaining data rates up to 80 Mbps.
It supports all major protocols and services:
RTSP, HTTP, NFS, Samba, Netatalk, SMTP and FTP.
7. The
MediaBox comes with a min. of 6Gb drive
that allows you to store files on the box, or it
can mount content from other machines using
samba or NFS.
8.
The MediaBox can serve up to 1,000 concurrent
users. The number of users depends on what kind
of connection you have to the Internet, stream
bandwidth and protocol used.
9.
Yes, the MediaBox can be set up on Intranet as
well as the Internet.
10. No
bandwidth providers (ISPs) are needed to
broadcast on Intranets with the MediaBox.
Intranets are closed networks, meaning you are
not going through the Internet, therefore no
bandwidth services are needed.
11.
Ituner offers a simple, scalable service,
the Pioneer Service. The Pioneer
Service is designed for radio
stations and business web sites. Sites with
streaming capabilities can take advantage of the
live splitting, archiving and
simulcasting services for localization and
redundancy. Non-stop, congestion free, scalable
bandwidth offers flexibility in managing your
traffic flow.
12.
The MediaBox comes with 1 Year Warranty for any
hardware failures. For
more information about support and updates for
the MediaBox, please contact support@ituner.com
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13. Ituner
does not have trial arrangements. If you would
like to test the MediaBox you can get an online
demo. Please contact our sales department
sales@ituner.com
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14.
The price for the MediaBox starts at $3,995.
For more information on pricing and specials for the MediaBox please
contact sales@ituner.com.
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