Optibase will present the latest features of the EZ TV enterprise video delivery system at the NAB show on April 12-15 in Las Vegas at Booth SL3329. The award-winning EZ TV System empowers organizations to deliver customized lineups of live, on-demand and recorded video over their IP networks, to every PC and TV throughout the organization. Its comprehensive asset management interface provides full control of all video assets including ancillary data. The system also supports management of user groups and access privileges for up to 5000 concurrent users.

The added Network Digital Video Recorder capabilities enable end-users to record live HD/SD streams. The advanced recording engine optimizes storage space and eliminates data redundancy by automatically detecting duplicate record requests. Administrators can schedule recording in advance or set up cyclic recording sessions. Recorded assets are available for on-demand playback by users at any time, even while being recorded. The latest EZ TV version also offers VOD playback on STBs, including trick-modes such as fast-forward, rewind and pause.

With powerful features such as user-selected mosaic views of 1, 4, 9 or 16 concurrent video feeds, de-interlacing engine for smooth viewing of high motion content, closed captioning and support for multiple audio tracks, EZ TV Player packs professional grade decoding capabilities in thin client architecture.

Optibase is the leading provider of H.264 encoding and streaming solutions for tactical military applications and offers the most diverse and flexible suite of appliances available today. Optibase solutions easily handle any form factor, any density, and any bit rate optimization for any scenario. With their rich functionality and proven record of thousands of deployed channels, Optibase IPTV solutions are the most deployed H.264 enterprise IPTV systems in the US Army, Special Forces and National Guard for a wide and diverse range of applications.

Eli Garten, Optibase VP Enterprise Solutions, will speak about Mission Critical Video Streaming at the NAB Military & Government Summit, IP Video Workshop. Mr. Garten will address the challenges of H.264 streaming in mission critical applications, present relevant solutions, review trends in IPTV system deployments, and offer insights for enhancing IPTV services in the military and government arenas.

His presentation will take place on Tuesday, April 13 from 3:00-3:30pm PT, Room S219.