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Streaming Video on Palms

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January 22, 2001

"color video at up to twenty-five frames per second"


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Firepad, Inc., provider of FireViewer™, the only integrated minibrowser, document viewer and media player for handhelds, announced today that it has released FireProducer™, the only streaming video server for PalmOS. Together with FireViewer, FireProducer allows any individual or enterprise to stream video to Internet-connected PalmOS handhelds. Depending on a Palm user’s Internet connection speed, Firepad’s software can display color video at up to twenty-five frames per second.

FireProducer is able to stream live video or existing video files over any type of TCP/IP network connection, analog or digital, wireless or wired. FireProducer is available for desktops and as an enterprise grade server system. Vingage Corp. has partnered with Firepad to integrate FireProducer into its Vingage Video Server a comprehensive IP video management and delivery solution. EncodeThis! and Loudeye have partnered with Firepad to provide video encoding services for the FireViewer format.

“Firepad has a legacy of solving problems on handheld devices that many have deemed impossible. We are proud to offer the only true remote streaming video solution for the Palm,” said William E. Mitchell, chief executive officer of Firepad. “Best of all, the system works on today’s Palm and Handspring handhelds; no hardware acceleration or plug-in module is required.” Firepad was cited in a November 2000 report by premier technology research firm WIT Soundview as the company to have written applications that help “neutralize the multimedia gap between Palm and Pocket PC.”

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