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On2 Technologies Demonstrates Personal Video Encoding and Delivery Solutions at CES 2006 On2 Technology Demo Suite Highlights XM Video Devices, Browser-Based Flash 8 Video Encoding, Mobile Phone Video Streaming, Video VoIP Solutions 1/3/2006 8:30:28 AM
NEW YORK, Jan 03, 2006 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- On2 Technologies, Inc. (ONT) announced today that it will demonstrate a breadth of newly-developed personal video encoding and delivery solutions this week at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.
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Products developed through On2's partnership with XM Satellite Radio, as well as mobile phone video streaming solutions, IP television, set-top box implementations, and video VoIP products are all being demonstrated during the show.
The company will also debut its recently announced On2 Personal Video Publisher, a browser-based Flash 8 video encoding product. Visitors to the On2 Technology Demo Suite at the MGM Grand will be able to encode and publish live video to the On2 corporate web site using nothing more than a standard web browser.
The jointly-developed XM personal satellite video devices will be on display at the XM Radio booth (Booth #4606) on the floor of the CES exhibit hall and in the XM Advanced concept car, as well as in the On2 Technology Demo suite at the MGM Grand, where On2 executives and technical staff will be on hand to provide demonstrations of On2's entire portfolio of personal video encoding and delivery solutions.
"We're here at the world's largest exhibition of personal technology innovations to demonstrate the significant traction our video encoding technology solutions have made in 2005," said Douglas A. McIntyre, On2's chairman, president and chief executive officer. "We set out to make On2's video compression technology ubiquitous. We're proud to be at CES 2006 where our technology is fueling some of the hottest trends on the show floor, such as personal satellite video, cell phone video streaming and personal web video publishing."
Demonstrations in the On2 Technology Demo Suite at the MGM Grand are by appointment only. Interested parties may schedule demos by contacting Daniel Scherer of On2 Technologies at 646-292-3533.
About On2 Technologies, Inc., The Duck Corporation
On2 Technologies (ONT) is a leading technology firm at the forefront of digital video compression. The company revolutionized digital media delivery with the creation of its advanced full-motion, full-screen On2 Video compression and streaming technologies. On2 Video codecs are widely used in the Internet, video-on-demand, VOIP, and mobile media markets. They operate with On2's Flix and On2 TrueCast software, as well as third-party products. On2's software is used by such leading global companies as Adobe/Macromedia, AOL, Skype, XM Satellite Radio, Sony, VitalStream, and Tencent. The On2 Video decoder has an installation base of millions through its inclusion in Adobe Flash Player, Skype 2, AOL Media Player, Viewpoint, and others. Located in New York City, the company has an office in Clifton Park, NY, and operations in Cambridge, UK. To contact On2, write to sales*on2.com or visit http://www.on2.com.
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On2 Technologies and XM Satellite Radio Unveil Collaboration for Satellite Video Delivery at CES In-Vehicle Systems to Feature On2 Video Technology 1/3/2006 8:30:45 AM
NEW YORK and LAS VEGAS, Jan 03, 2006 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX/ -- On2 Technologies, Inc. (ONT) announced today that advanced concept satellite video receivers, resulting from its partnership with XM Satellite Radio, are being shown at the 2006 Consumer Electronics Show (CES) this week in Las Vegas. The in-vehicle satellite video receivers are being demonstrated at the XM Radio booth #4606 during the show, as well as in the On2 Technologies demo suite at the MGM Grand.
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The advanced concept video receivers are designed to receive audio and video entertainment from XM's signature satellite content delivery services. Video content can be either streamed live or stored on the in-vehicle receivers for later playback. These solutions leverage groundbreaking On2 VP7 technology to ensure the best quality video at low data rates.
Visitors to the XM Satellite Radio booth or the On2 MGM Grand Technology Demo Suite will experience first-hand how the On2 VP7 compression technology enables high quality personal satellite video delivery.
"On2's VP7 video compression is enabling XM Satellite Radio to develop solutions for extending our entertainment offerings in the vehicle," said Dr. Stell Patsiokas, executive vice president, technology and engineering at XM Satellite Radio. "We see an exciting future for these capabilities and look forward to continuing our successful partnership with On2."
"XM Satellite is one of the early innovators to understand how technology impacts the everyday consumer, and how to leverage technology to create new entertainment experiences for their audiences," added Douglas A. McIntyre, On2's chairman, president and chief executive officer. "This week they're taking their innovations to new heights, and we're proud that On2 VP7 technology is playing such a prominent role in creating these new entertainment distribution models."
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I never moved in......just posting plays. I can't trade anything until Wednesday.....funds aren't cleared yet.
But at this point....its going to continue to move down. When I last looked at it, it had a nice big order at $1.17. Now its dropping. Thought it would have a small rally.
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MNCast.com Launches Browser-Based Flash 8 Video Encoding Service for Consumers Leveraging On2 Technologies' Flix Engine Tuesday January 3, 4:05 pm ET Newly-Launched Flash 8 Video Publishing Service Debuts to Korean Consumers; Logs Over 1.5 Million Visits Since December Debut
NEW YORK and SEOUL, South Korea, Jan. 3 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- On2 Technologies, Inc. (Amex: ONT - News), today announced that MNCast.com has embraced On2's Flix Engine Flash 8 video compression technology for its newly launched browser-based video publishing service. Since debuting on December 21, 2005, MNCast.com (http://www.mncast.com) has already logged over 1,500,000 visitors and is well positioned to become the premiere online community for consumers throughout Korea to share high quality Flash 8 video.
MNCast.com leverages the On2 Flix Engine, On2 Technologies enterprise- class Flash 8 video encoding software, in a custom tailored browser-based Flash 8 video encoding service designed to enable consumers, with a few clicks of the mouse, to upload, encode and view high-quality Flash 8 video.
"MNCast.com is the latest in a growing wave of personal Flash 8 video publishing services to appear in what is quickly becoming a global phenomenon," said Douglas McIntyre, chairman, president and chief executive officer of On2 Technologies. "The creative minds at MNCast.com saw the opportunities that Flash 8 video can offer and developed an innovative, custom tailored browser-based Flash 8 video encoding service built on our On2 Flix Engine and are inspiring hundreds of thousands of consumers throughout Asia to participate in the Flash 8 video experience."
"Consumer demand for Internet video is growing tremendously in Korea, Japan, China, and many other Asian countries," said Chris Kang, CEO and president of MNCast.com. "We well know that Flash 8 video is very attractive to our customers. Since we integrated the On2 Flix Engine with our web site, we have had an excellent response from customers using the video uploading services. In fact, we can directly attribute new growth to this new capability. It's also becoming very clear to us that high quality Flash 8 video made possible by the On2 Flix Engine is very valuable to our customers and will have a tremendous impact on the Internet video trend that is sweeping Asian markets today."
The On2 Flix Engine licensing and developer support for MNCast.com were arranged by Ninelanes, Inc. (http://www.ninelanes.tv), On2's exclusive software reseller in South Korea.
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