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CHICO, Calif.--OPTX International adds new multi-platform support to
serve its ScreenWatch™ 2.0 content over RealNetworks™ G2 Servers on Solaris™
and Linux operating systems. The acknowledged leader in true-to-source,
screen-capture software, OPTX International partners with RealNetworks™ to
stream lossless multimedia screen content over the Internet or intranet.
According to RealNetworks’ Lead Program Manager, Dave Cotter, "With
innovative partners like OPTX International, our company is able to deliver
the only complete streaming media solution that reaches the 175,000 new users
who access RealSystem G2 each day and the 125 million registered unique users
of RealPlayer. By adding Solaris and Linux capabilities, OPTX is joining us
in the delivery of streaming media and Internet broadcasting over an array of
platforms."
Brian Meyerpeter, president and CEO of OPTX International, says, "We’ve
added Solaris and Linux server plug-ins for streaming media producers using
Unix servers. This gives new capabilities to large organizations that need
scaleable, cost-effective, on-demand training solutions."
ScreenWatch is the full-motion, screen-recording software that gives
streaming multimedia content producers the ability to stream application
output from a computer monitor over the Internet with perfect image quality.
ScreenWatch also includes CODEC 2000 technology that can deliver streaming
media online at bandwidths as low as 12 kbps. On average one hour of
production can be stored in 7 MB.
ScreenWatch has a wide variety of customers including the U.S. Navy,
Siebel Systems, MERANT, Harvard University, Stanford University and
University of Maryland. For information about ScreenWatch and its new server
plug-ins, contact OPTX at 530/899-2100 or visit www.screenwatch.com.
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NOTE: RealNetworks is a trademark of RealNetworks, Inc.; ScreenWatch is a
trademark of OPTX International; Solaris is a trademark of Sun Microsystems.
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