This software manages video scheduling for servers and clients with advanced features.
Exibia is a powerful software that enables clients in a multi-user, multi-platform environment to upload and schedule QuickTime-compatible videos to a centrally-located server. The Exibia Server is connected to a closed-circuit television system for broadcast and handles the scheduling and playback of the video content. With Exibia, users of any platform can easily upload and schedule videos for playback using their web browser.
One of the best things about Exibia is that anyone with a Mac or a PC can use it to schedule multimedia content to play on a school's closed-circuit television system without any guesswork involved. Exibia handles the scheduling, so there is no need to hook up an LCD projector or television directly to the computer. This makes it incredibly easy to use the television equipment already in place in many schools.
The Exibia Client is available in two versions, both of which enable users to upload, schedule, and browse content on the Exibia Server. With the intelligent scheduling engine of Exibia Server, multiple videos cannot be scheduled for the same time. In fact, the Exibia Client will notify the user if there is a conflict and suggest the next available time. Users can also browse and schedule previously scheduled content.
The Mac OS X Client is a powerful tool for Macintosh users. They can simply drag and drop QuickTime-compatible media to the Exibia Client window, select a date and time, and schedule their video for broadcast. A bonus feature of the Mac OS X client allows users to display videos in full-screen mode. Meanwhile, the Exibia Web client is a platform-independent web-based client, hosted on the Exibia Server itself, that allows users of any platform to upload and schedule QuickTime-compatible content.
Exibia Server is designed to run on Mac OS X, and it can be run on any G4, G5, or Intel Mac. The server schedules and displays QuickTime-compatible video clips to any connected display, making it easy to connect to a closed-circuit television system and let users schedule the videos they want to see when they want to see them. Exibia Server takes full advantage of the QuickTime media layer of Mac OS X, which means any QuickTime-compatible media file (such as videos, mp3s, podcasts, and videocasts) can be scheduled for broadcast.
From iCal and Web Integration to Easy LDAP Integration, Exibia Software proves that it has everything one can want to maintain professional level media broadcasting. Exibia server provides users with RSS feeds, iCal Calendar subscriptions, and a web interface to view and schedule content to be broadcast. Exibia can also allow users to preview the content of scheduled videos before they are broadcast. In addition, Exibia provides easy integration with existing LDAP infrastructure, providing security for users and administrators.
In conclusion, Exibia is an efficient software that maximizes resources and minimizes costs. It makes it easy to keep up with the latest technology without spending too much on it. So, give Exibia a try and experience smooth and trouble-free multimedia broadcasting.
One of the best things about Exibia is that anyone with a Mac or a PC can use it to schedule multimedia content to play on a school's closed-circuit television system without any guesswork involved. Exibia handles the scheduling, so there is no need to hook up an LCD projector or television directly to the computer. This makes it incredibly easy to use the television equipment already in place in many schools.
The Exibia Client is available in two versions, both of which enable users to upload, schedule, and browse content on the Exibia Server. With the intelligent scheduling engine of Exibia Server, multiple videos cannot be scheduled for the same time. In fact, the Exibia Client will notify the user if there is a conflict and suggest the next available time. Users can also browse and schedule previously scheduled content.
The Mac OS X Client is a powerful tool for Macintosh users. They can simply drag and drop QuickTime-compatible media to the Exibia Client window, select a date and time, and schedule their video for broadcast. A bonus feature of the Mac OS X client allows users to display videos in full-screen mode. Meanwhile, the Exibia Web client is a platform-independent web-based client, hosted on the Exibia Server itself, that allows users of any platform to upload and schedule QuickTime-compatible content.
Exibia Server is designed to run on Mac OS X, and it can be run on any G4, G5, or Intel Mac. The server schedules and displays QuickTime-compatible video clips to any connected display, making it easy to connect to a closed-circuit television system and let users schedule the videos they want to see when they want to see them. Exibia Server takes full advantage of the QuickTime media layer of Mac OS X, which means any QuickTime-compatible media file (such as videos, mp3s, podcasts, and videocasts) can be scheduled for broadcast.
From iCal and Web Integration to Easy LDAP Integration, Exibia Software proves that it has everything one can want to maintain professional level media broadcasting. Exibia server provides users with RSS feeds, iCal Calendar subscriptions, and a web interface to view and schedule content to be broadcast. Exibia can also allow users to preview the content of scheduled videos before they are broadcast. In addition, Exibia provides easy integration with existing LDAP infrastructure, providing security for users and administrators.
In conclusion, Exibia is an efficient software that maximizes resources and minimizes costs. It makes it easy to keep up with the latest technology without spending too much on it. So, give Exibia a try and experience smooth and trouble-free multimedia broadcasting.
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