Rise Vision
Rise Vision is the all-in-one platform for digital signage, screen sharing, and emergency alerts. Rise Vision helps you communicate, teach, collaborate, and improve safety affordably with easy cloud-based digital signage, screen sharing, and emergency alerts—all backed by world-class support and flexible hardware options.
Whether you use our recommended media player and displays or bring your own hardware, Rise Vision ensures you’re up and running in minutes with 600+ professionally designed templates and world-class support.
Digital Signage: Create engaging content with 600+ customizable templates, powerful integrations with tools like Power BI, Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, Canva, social media, and more.
Screen Sharing: Enhance collaboration and teaching by sharing content wirelessly from any device to any display. Screen share without needing an account or opt for secure, moderated sessions.
Emergency Alerts: Keep your organization safe with instant alerts. Rise Vision integrates with leading emergency systems via the Common Alert Protocol (CAP) to send alerts to your displays.
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Ant Media Server
Ant Media provides ready-to-use, highly scalable real-time video streaming solutions for live video streaming needs. Based on customer requirements and preferences, it enables a live video streaming solution to be deployed easily and quickly on-premises or on public cloud networks such as AWS, Azure, GCP and Oracle Cloud.
Ant Media’s well-known product, called Ant Media Server, is a video streaming platform and technology enabler, providing highly scalable, Ultra-Low Latency (WebRTC) and Low Latency (CMAF & HLS) video streaming solutions supported with operational management utilities.
Ant Media Server in a cluster mode dynamically scales up and down to enable our customers to serve from tens to millions of viewers in an automated and controlled way.
Ant Media Server provides compatibility to be played in any Web Browser. In addition, SDKs for iOS, Android, and JS are provided freely to enable customers to expand their reach to a broader audience. Thanks to the adaptive bitrate streaming feature that allows any video to be played at any bandwidth on mobile devices.
Ant Media has been serving a growing number of customers in 120+ countries all around the world.
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Parole
Parole is a contemporary and straightforward media player developed using the GStreamer framework, specifically tailored for seamless integration with the Xfce desktop environment. This player supports various forms of media playback, including local files, DVDs/CDs, and live streaming. Furthermore, Parole can be enhanced with additional features through its plugin architecture, with detailed guidelines available in the Plugins API documentation along with practical examples in the plugins directory. Designed with an emphasis on user-friendliness, performance, and efficient resource consumption, Parole allows users to enjoy local media files, complete with subtitle support for videos, as well as audio CDs, DVDs, and live content. As an entirely free application, Parole is available for anyone to use, share, or modify in accordance with the GNU General Public License. For its standard operations, the GStreamer Base plugins are essential, while the GStreamer Good plugins offer a collection of high-quality add-ons available under the LGPL license, enhancing Parole's capabilities even further. This makes Parole an excellent choice for users seeking a versatile and lightweight media player experience.
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GNOME Videos
Videos, often referred to as Totem, is a media player specifically created for the GNOME desktop environment, featuring the ability to support plugins. It has been included as a core application since the GNOME 2.10 release, automatically compiling all your video files for easy access; you just select one to enjoy. Users can conveniently access multiple video channels directly through the Videos application. Its straightforward interface allows you to concentrate on what truly matters: enhancing your viewing experience. Additionally, Fluendo has sponsored the contributions of Ronald Bultje and Tim-Philipp Müller in developing the GStreamer backend, while Collabora has also supported Tim-Philipp Müller’s work in this area. This collaborative support underscores the community's commitment to improving multimedia playback on GNOME.
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