The HD media player for iOS and Android mobile devices is now available as a free application in the Apple App Store and soon will be available from the Google Play Store.

Haivision, JITC Certified for 1080p HD performance, will feature a range of solutions at I/ITSEC 2012 that address the needs of those government and military professionals responsible for providing the highest level of quality training, modeling, and simulation technologies in the field.

InStream(TM) Mobile, Haivision's Free Video Player Technology, Enables iPhone(R), iPad(R), and Android(TM) Devices With Revolutionary HD Streaming Performance

At MEDICA 2012, Haivision will feature its range of advanced IP video solutions for the medical development and technology market, including the Makito(TM) H.264 1080p60 high performance encoder, the low-latency InStream(TM) Mobile HD media player for mobile devices such as the Apple(R) iPad(R), the Viper(TM) dual HD channel recording and streaming appliance, and the Furnace(TM) end-to-end IP video distribution system. Haivision solutions allow for the secure connection between the surgical and interventional rooms and to an unlimited number of locations and clinicians for real-time video collaboration and teaching events.

At CCW 2012, Haivision will have the first public showing of its new encoding platform. The platform delivers new levels of industry-leading density and quality to the market by combining unmatched HD encoding at bitrates below 2 Mbps. Haivision will also be highlighting its new portfolio of InStream(TM) player technologies, bringing the highest performance HD streaming to mobile devices, set-top boxes, and traditional computer platforms.

InfoComm 2012 June 13-15 - Las Vegas Haivision Network Video Booth N1857 Company Quote: "Smartphones, tablets, and other connected devices aren't just a convenience anymore, but a way of life. As a result, the enterprise has gone ...

Extreme encoding with double the quality and double the density, Haivision’s Makito X2 H.264 1080p60 performance encoder offers 55ms of encoding latency and AES encryption, and will be showcased at GovComm 2012, Nov. 28-29, in Washington, D.C.