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Press Releasesback to press pageJan 05, 2000 Ituner Networks Corporation announces MEDIABOX Fremont, CA - January 5, 2000 - Ituner Networks Corp, a leading provider of Internet Broadcasting Services and a RealNetworks Partner, is now bringing its expertise to the webcasting arena with the new MediaBox. The MediaBox is a professional, ultra-compact server/encoder system that enables Broadcasters, ISPs, Educators and Corporations to encode and serve live and on-demand video and audio over the Internet, in a matter of minutes. In a tour de force of integration, the MediaBox can serve RealAudio, RealVideo, RealMedia G2 (RSTP) and Live MP3 from XingTech, thus assuring content providers that their programming will be available to the largest audiences over the Internet. The MediaBox offers everything needed for a complete Internet Audio and Video broadcast system, including multiple live encoders, multiple streaming platforms and even a well-tuned Web Server. While serving hundreds of connections, the MediaBox can also encode live RealAudio, RealVideo and MP3 streams. The MediaBox can handle up to three simultaneous audio and video sources, crunching and compressing the live streams in a heartbeat. Ituner's new system can automatically schedule encoding and archiving tasks using MediaBoxCron, a sophisticated scheduling system designed for the Internet Broadcasters. Our machine is based on the RedHat Linux OS - optimized for superior stability and network performance. Our engineers spent endless hours tuning the latest kernel, providing broadcasters with the ultimate streaming platform" said Raluca Neacsu, MediaBox project manger, Ituner Networks Corp. Ituner Networks Corporation (formerly known as Ituner Internet Broadcasting Services) is currently broadcasting Radio and TV stations from more than 20 countries, making Ituner a leader in the International Streaming Arena. About Ituner Networks Corporation Ituner Networks Corporation is a privately owned Corporation, located in Silicon Valley, California. Ituner Networks offers Class A Telco/Broadcast facilities, currently operating via multiple DS-3, OC12 and T-1s connections offering direct lines to multiple Internet Backbone peering points. In late 1996, Ituner was the first company to implement and successfully use splitting and buffering technologies, gathering live signal from multiple sources around the world. Mission Statement To provide a turnkey, format independent streaming solution for companies that want to broadcast to large audiences over the Internet. We are developing large scale broadcasting systems, operating congestion free, distributed networksof streaming audio and video servers, and creating value-added solutions to meet all customers needs. Our Broadcast sites are located in San Jose, San Francisco, London and Eastern Europe. Ituner is the founder and sponsor of EE-Radio Relay, the first Eastern European Internet Radio Relay. Since 1996, EE-Radio brings live and on demand radio from more than 10 Eastern European Radio Stations using signal splitting technologies. Since its inception Ituner has served several millions of listeners around the world. Products
and Services 1)
MediaBox[tm]: an Internet broadcasting appliance for encoding and
streaming live and on-demand audio and video content. 2)
Ituner Broadcast Network: a global broadband network comprised of
multiple distribution hubs located in key geographical regions. 3)
Worldband.com: a comprehensive station guide and broadband portal –
focused on foreign content - where people can find and tune in to over 3,000
International Radio and TV stations.
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