Avinity Systems to support H.264 for RenderCast

The addition of the H.264 codec will provide for rich cinematic user interfaces, lower bit rates and efficient HD support.

Author:: TVTechnology
Updated:: Feb 23, 2018
Original:: Feb 12, 2008

Avinity Systems’ RenderCast platform will offer support for the H.264 codec in the second quarter of 2008.

The platform offers a new approach to bring on-demand Internet content for DTV over any network to any existing two-way set-top box.

The RenderCast platform is already used by several leading cable and IPTV operators and content providers to bring online content, rich media navigation and interactive commercials to DTV platforms based on the MPEG-2 codec. The H.264 codec provides even richer cinematic user interfaces, lower bit rates and efficient HD support.

For more information, visit www.avinity.tv.

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