VBrick's Capture Driver is a virtual video capture card. The Capture Driver software acts similar to the way hardware capture cards work, with the added benefit that it can receive video originating from a VBrick. The Capture Driver receives the MPEG video.

VBrick® Rev® is a high availability, fault tolerant and massively scalable enterprise video platform that leverages distributed databases and elastic computing resources to bring the benefits of the cloud to enterprise video communications.

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In 1998 VBrick invented and shipped the world's first MPEG Video Network Appliance designed to provide affordable DVD-quality video across the network. Since then, VBrick's video solutions have grown to include Video on Demand, Management, Security and Access Control, Scheduling,.
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About VBrick Systems Founded in 1997, VBrick Systems, an ISO 9001 certified vendor, is a privately held company that has enjoyed rapid growth by helping our customers successfully introduce mission critical video applications across their enterprise networks.

For business users, VBrick Rev delivers a new level of reliability and performance for enterprise live webcasting. Its elasticity ensures that system resources can burst as needed so all viewers can access a webcast – even when tens of thousands of users access the system simultaneously. Viewers will also enjoy VBrick Rev’s sleek, modern user interface, which performs more like popular consumer video sites, offers collaboration and social media features, and has a responsive design that re-sizes for smartphone and tablet access.

IT and network teams using VBrick Rev can deliver video securely and scalably across their organizations while enjoying the same economy, management ease and flexibility of their other enterprise applications, like CRM. VBrick Rev enables enterprise video to become a predictable, monthly operating expense and frees operational staff from having to deploy, manage, upgrade and maintain fixed-expense dedicated on-premises hardware systems.

The platform’s powerful architecture dramatically improves system performance. Customers also benefit from high availability and reliability because VBrick Rev, unlike server-based platforms that rely on relational databases, can be deployed as multiple, distributed federated nodes that can be geographically dispersed in on premise data centers, in public clouds, or in private clouds.

VBrick Rev also provides exceptional economy by allowing enterprise customers to use flexible cloud computing resources, and to dynamically allocate those resources to different functions, rather than having to buy, manage and maintain dedicated on premise systems. VBrick Rev also enables organizations to leverage their existing investments in wide area network and unified communications systems using a cloud-based, hybrid model where the video management system is in the cloud and video content is delivered using systems behind-the-firewall.

VBrick Rev supports the most widely used enterprise video applications including:

Highly scalable live webcasts capable of reaching the laptop or mobile device of thousands or tens of thousands of employees located anywhere;
Centralized video access, or “Enterprise YouTube,” providing a destination that enables authorized employees to access live webcasts and video-on-demand via a web browser from any device;
Mass audience streaming from unified communications sources, such as a videoconferencing or web conferencing - to create highly scalable live webcasts via the Enterprise YouTube “channel”;
eCDN distribution, the backbone that enables video to be scalably delivered across the corporate WAN, whether using a system of dedicated media servers to transrate, transmux and relay live video, or a software agent partitioned off an enterprise WAN optimization solution;
Integrated multi-screen publishing, leveraging the same, cloud-architected management system in a hybrid model using on-premise publish points to stream live video to screens from corporate lobbies to lunchrooms.

Features

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Cloud-Native Architecture

Unlimited scalability
Elasticity
High availability
Complete redundancy
Multi-tenancy

Consumer-Grade Website Experience

Modern Web design focused on simplicity, storytelling, responsive design, flat
Social features - rating, comments, sharing
Single portal for live streaming events, searchable video-on-demand

Self-Service, Secure Webcasting

Ability to schedule events and required eCDN or encoding resources
Invite users and groups
Select video formats and frame rates from simplified drop down menus
Enable interactive chat, polling and Q&A.

Enterprise Content Delivery Network (eCDN) Management Console

Multicast and unicast
Rev 'Zone Logic' routes video to the network's edge closest to viewers
Intelligent media redistribution, media transformation, media transrating
Serving and storing of video-on-demand

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Reporting Dashboard

Graphical dashboard
Event-level data capture
Video performance reports

Flexible Deployment Models

On premises deployment of management system and VBrick eCDN
Cloud deployment of one, or multiple synchronized management systems
Hybrid deployment of one, or multiple synchronized managements systems and VBrick eCDN on premises

Video Ingest

Live video streams from VBrick or third-party encoders
Video file upload for all major media formats
Live streaming or on-demand video from VBrick Mix iPad application

Vbrick allows us to deliver educational video content to any computer in the Oak Hills Local School District using an Internet connection.

Oak Hills teachers can use the digital AV library on demand in every classroom. Educational videos owned by the district can be digitized and stored on the system for easy access. Teachers can search for content by grade level or keyword. Discovery Education streaming videos can be downloaded and stored on the video on demand server.
Teachers can create customized playlists and bookmarks, cutting and digitally stitching just the portions of programming they want to use with their students.
Teachers can have their media specialist record programming from available cable channels for use later in the classroom.
Special events can be streamed live throughout the district for students to view in the classroom. Record and store virtual fieldtrips. Collaborate with experts at a remote location. Stream daily video announcements.
Teachers can record and store lessons to be used as teaching tools or create podcasts of lessons allowing students to learn at their own pace.
Interactive video conferences can be scheduled between buildings so students can collaborate on a project, debate an issue, or share ideas with one another.
View live cable programming on four preset channels.

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