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FrontLayer updates Roku & GoogleTV support for its online video platform

Last post 05-20-2013, 5:04 AM by frontlayer.com. 0 replies.
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  •  05-20-2013, 5:04 AM 9263

    FrontLayer updates Roku & GoogleTV support for its online video platform

    FrontLayer Technologies (frontlayer.com) has recently completed phase 3 update of its cloud-based video platform integrating content delivery to IPTV/OTT devices, mobile devices and websites.

    GoogleTV support is now included in addition to Roku, so each customer account receives its own custom-branded channel available on both platforms, for no additional cost. Besides the existing API functions, content can be uploaded in real-time directly from an improved web-based portal.

    Support for mobile devices has been enhanced for iPad, iPhone and Android, including dynamic multi-bitrate switching for all streams, enabling HD under high-bandwidth WiFi or 4G connections.

    The FLC web-based player now includes built-in social sharing plugins for Twitter and Facebook, a manual embed option, advanced analytics, and a true white-label mode with custom branding. The UI has also been re-designed to be consistent across all devices and browsers.

    VoD (pre-recorded) and live streaming modules are now enabled by default for all accounts, based on a highly scalable CDN distribution through Level3 network.

    Further details about the different service plans can be found at:
    http://frontlayer.com/roku-channels


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