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14330705527 352b46926a cG-Core Labs, an international provider of cloud and edge solutions for content delivery, hosting and security, has presented a media platform for video broadcasting and steaming that allows video content to be delivered to any device in Full HD, 4K and other formats worldwide

The company stated that cloud media platform by G-Core Labs is a universal solution suitable for TV channels, online cinemas, radio stations, news portals, virtual concerts organisers, video bloggers and companies of any industry working with video content.

Using the media platform, TV and radio broadcasts, marketing videos, sporting events, poker tournaments, music concerts or personal video blogs can be broadcast without delay and on Full HD, 4K, 3D and 360° worldwide.

The platform combines all the tools needed for live broadcasting and video on demand: transcoding, cross-platform HTML5 player, cloud storage and content delivery network. The functionality can be managed from a convenient control panel or via the API. Content can be monetised via ads bypassing the blockage.

Transcoding servers are located in the US, Europe, Russia and the CIS countries. Once converted in real-time, video streams are delivered to any device in any country through the company’s own content delivery network.

Andre Reitenbach, managing director of G-Core Labs, said, “The key innovation of the service is a unified control panel for managing streaming, CDN, cloud storage and detailed analytics on statistics by views. Also, our service provides a scheduled broadcasting mode where the user uploads the videos and creates his TV channel or pseudo live broadcast. Its content will be released at the time you need it. It saves a lot of time and you also don’t have to endure any equipment costs.”

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