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    Modulus Video offers MPEG-4 AVC video pre-processing

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    Modulus Video is now offering a new video pre-processing (VPP) option for its ME1000 AVC SD encoder. The new option cleans the source video, enabling users to increase image quality and reduce bandwidth requirements using MPEG-4 AVC compression.

    The new option uses motion-compensated, temporal filtering (MCTF) technology from LSI Logic. The technology has been specially tuned for Modulus Video’s MPEG-4 AVC systems. MCTF can remove noise from a video signal before it is compressed.

    The VPP option is available now and will be demonstrated at next week’s NAB2005 convention in Las Vegas.

    For more information, visit booth SU9636 or go to www.modulusvideo.com.

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