AdvanSib WatchMedia! HomeEdition
Tilgore Kraut - May 15, 2009The sophisticated AdvanSib WatchMedia! VoD HomeEdition v2.3 supports transmitting and rendering almost any form of multimedia data in quick time. The application renders its performance as per the audio/video codecs currently installed on your system. It comes with the feature to let you choose the desired content. The utility has been developed for multimedia asynchronous streaming over low bandwidth networks and is capable of self-recovering the connections. It comprises of two core applications that are- WatchMedia! Client and WatchMedia! Server. The program supports functioning with varied multimedia formats such as MPEG, H.264/AVC, AVI, DivX, Xvid, WAV, MP3, Vorbis, AC3, AAC, etc.
For installing AdvanSib WatchMedia! you would require unpacking files; awmp_setup.1.4.938.exe for installing the player, and awms_setup-2.3.exe for the server. First you should install server, add up the files for playback, and further run player. It would create search launched servers with local network and provide dialogue choice to support server connectivity. The application aids you by combining different multimedia storages within entire system, thus enabling user to find content upon demand. Further, it facilitates you with protection feature for safeguarding files against illegal copying. The interface of server presents category to select from, and the media section where you entire media files get listed. You can move the media files to different categories, remove unwanted files, and also can check the file properties using right click context menu. You can easily hide the server console and also can modify configurations through Options. Moving to the media player, along with the play controls it also provides features relating playback, view, user, boomarks, video, media library, etc.
AdvanSib WatchMedia! VoD HomeEdition v2.3 is an effectual combination of remarkable features that facilitates asynchronous multimedia streaming, capability to work with low bandwidth networks, and stable self-recovering connection.
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