Exterity facilitates multi-screen IP video distribution with its 'Beyond the LAN' range

'Beyond the LAN' is the name that Exterity has given to its portfolio of IP video solutions to facilitate the distribution of high-quality video content to multiple screens and across different networks., including corporate wired network.

The specialist in IPTV business technologies Exterity has presented its range of IP video solutions under the name 'Beyond the LAN', as it provides video distribution to displays across multiple networks, including corporate network via LAN cable, WiFi, WAN and Internet.

As Collin Farquhar pointed out, Exterity CEO, during the recent InfoComm celebration 2015, “The AV market is experiencing growing demand from organizations that want to easily distribute a diverse range of video content to any screen installed in front of employees and customers.”. ‘Beyon the LAN’ solutions meet this demand, transforming and streaming content from a wide range of inputs directly to a wide range of display devices”.

These corporate IP video solutions from Exterity, whose products are sold in Spain Techex, They aim to “ensure that organizations in any market can leverage video to increase collaboration among staff.”, facilitate decision making and offer attractive content to both visitors and guests”, Farquhar emphasizes.

The 'Beyond the LAN' product range makes it easier for organizations to distribute content to many more devices and over more networks; from those who want their video content to be constantly available at their headquarters and regional offices, to SMEs that offer multiple news channels available to their staff to inform decision-making, as well as in facilities such as airports, sports stadiums and hotels so that visitors and customers receive entertainment content on their mobile devices.

TVgateways and AvediaPlayer receivers

Among the novelties presented by Exterity during this international event, the new g4418 model of the company's range of TVgateways stands out., to stream hundreds of live TV and radio channels over organizations' IP networks.

One difference element that the g4418 incorporates is that it supports Ethernet redundancy, which means if the primary network connection fails, The TVgateway will automatically allow streaming over the secondary Ethernet connection.

Added to this are also the new additions to the AvediaPlayer family of receivers of the r93XX set-top boxes., with compact HD models r9300 and r9310, that connect any screen to an IP network to facilitate the reception of video streams, whether recorded or live.

These systems offer advanced network video decoding capabilities across a wide range of resolutions up to 1,080p-60., with analog and HDMI video outputs to adapt to any screen or resolution and a 20% less in power consumption.

The new AvediaPlayer receivers work together with Exterity's Artio middleware to provide users with the ability to create and manage a personalized VoD television, and interactive experiences, and incorporate PoE to simplify the installation process and reduce wiring and power points.