ATEME breakthroughs in video compression
ATEME developed its first AVC/H.264 software codec in 2003 and obtained the best ranking in several public comparative trials.
The 2006 French open tennis tournament was for ATEME an important landmark: A major live event was distributed over IP to millions of Free Telecom subscribers in High Definition for the first time.
ATEME participated in the Japanese SuperHiVision program by providing the first AVC/H.264 encoding system.
With the availability of KFE 2.0 in 2008, ATEME introduced for the first time a professional 2-pass VBR mode that takes advantage of the content complexity variation to allocate bit-rate only when needed.
First 4:2:2 10-bit AVC/H.264 encoder and decoder pair.
ATEME enabled the transmission of a full-HD stereoscopic 3D signal during the semi-final event of the “French-idol” in May 2010.
24 April
PARIS – April 24, 2013 – ATEME, a global leader in advanced video compression solutions for the broadcast industry, announced today that CJ Powercast, a major Korean digital broadcasting service, has selected the ATEME TITAN software (...)
10 May
August 20 - 22, 2013 at the Imigrantes Exhibition Center, Sao Paulo, Brazil
Booth A5 -A6.
One of the highest points of interest that will be presented at our stand is the industry’s most advanced High Efficiency Video Coding (HEVC) codec. The HEVC codec allows broadcasters to reduce the bandwidth needed to deliver Ultra High Definition Television (UHDTV).
21 May
HEVC will be used first in applications where bandwidth is a problem today and the client device will easily be updated to support HEVC, either because it is a device that users replace frequently (smartphone) or because it is flexible to support HEVC as it is (PC). This means OTT delivery of live and on demand content, especially over wireless networks, is likely the first economically viable use case
17 May
TITAN Cloud is a multi-codec/format file-to-file transcoder running on virtual platforms. TITAN Cloud can ingest the popular Industry mezzanine file formats and produce bandwidth efficient assets for TVs, tablets , smartphones and PC sover MPEG-2 TS, HTTP Live Streaming and Microsoft Smooth Streaming and MP4 file formats. In addition, TITAN Cloud features advanced support subtitling and multi-audio layering.