Digital TV News: eyeIO
EyeIO announces second generation of HD-over-internet technology
Dec 20, 2012 – Eye IO (eyeIO) has unveiled its second-generation technology raising the bar for Internet video quality. Improving production speed and efficiency, the expanded product suite includes Studio HD, Full-HD 3D as well as UltraHD (4K video).
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eyeIO, Content Distribution, Digital TV, Streaming
eyeIO Unveils Breakthrough Video Encoding Technology, Netflix First to Deploy
Feb 1, 2012 – eyeIO has announced its first commercial license agreement, with Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX). eyeIO video encoding is fully compliant with existing standards, making high quality video available anywhere in the world, on any connected device.
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Netflix, eyeIO, Content Distribution, Digital TV, Streaming
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