[Satellite TODAY 04-16-10] Vizada has launched a new video software program, which aims to enable users operating in remote areas to edit, compress and send video images over a mobile satellite terminal, the company announced April 15.
Vizada’s new SkyFile Video program was built on software developed by SeaMobile Europe, a mobile satellite service provider and specialist in video solutions. The video tool provides upgraded compression rates and user-friendly features and interface from its previous version.
SkyFile Video is powered by ClipWay and can be used on land, at sea or in the air with IP-based mobile satellite terminals such as Inmarsat BGAN, FleetBroadband and SwiftBroadband, Iridium OpenPort and ThurayaIP, or with ISDN services such as Inmarsat GAN and Fleet.
Vizada Releases New Mobile Satellite Video Software
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