DN6e DVB-ASI 6-port Card supports Windows 64-bit drivers & SDK.

...enable OEM system builders to quickly prototype and build their own MPEG stream processing systems for multiplexing and modulating MPEG-Systems Transport Streams commonly used in digital television applications.

Amsterdam, Netherlands (PRWEB) August 22, 2014

VideoPropulsion® (OTC:VPTV) will announce support for 64-bit Windows drivers across its line of PCI-Express based digital television stream processing adapters at the International Broadcasters Convention (IBC) here next month. The new drivers and SDK with sample command-line applications and documentation enable OEM system builders to quickly prototype and build their own MPEG stream processing systems for multiplexing and modulating MPEG-Systems Transport Streams commonly used in digital television applications.

Whether it’s the VideoPropulsion DVB-ASI adapters, or the multiplexing QAM modulators – support for Windows is now on par with the company’s long-standing offering for Linux, FreeBSD, Solaris, OpenSolaris, OpenIndiana, and other Unix-based operating systems.

The new 64-bit Windows drivers offer high efficiency with very low system overhead and are fully re-entrant. The driver handles any MPEG2 encapsulated transport stream and takes care of all multiplexing – including automatic PSI generation and PID collision avoidance.

“Many customers have asked us to support the 64-bit Windows development environment for easier integration into their own digital television products,” said Lee McKenna, Vice President of Marketing at VideoPropulsion. “We put our long-tenured team of top-shelf engineers to the task and we are very pleased to announce support for Windows across our line of digital television stream processing adapters.”

Windows 64-bit drivers and SDK are available directly from VideoPropulsion. The Company will be exhibiting its products at IBC on stand 6.A05.

About VideoPropulsion

Now in it’s 40th year, VideoPropulsion has been a world leader in hardware and software for high performance, low cost per stream, digital content manipulation, and has established a reputation for providing unique HDTV, VoD, and IPTV products. The Company offers revolutionary FloodGate satellite and CATV transcryption appliances as well as OEM computer modules for a variety of applications, including streaming, multiplexing, demultiplexing, modulation, demodulation, transcoding, encryption, and splicing MPEG formatted data.

For further information, contact: 
     Kathy Cain 
     Vice President of Sales 
     VideoPropulsion 
     255 Info Highway 
     Slinger, WI 53086 
     (303) 810-8255 
     sales(at)videopropulsion(dot)com 
     http://www.videopropulsion.com

VideoPropulsion and FloodGate are registered trademarks of VideoPropulsion Interactive Television, Inc. Windows is a registered trademark of Microsoft.