Deciding between local and cloud encoders for multi-platform live streaming? Learn bandwidth essentials and avoid costly pitfalls.
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Why IPv6 matters for your video infrastructureThe global IPv4 address space has been exhausted for years. ISPs, telecoms, and enterprise networks worldwide are rapidly transitioning to IPv6 — the next-generation internet protocol that offers a virtually unlimited address pool (3.4 × 10³⁸ addresses)
On April 22-24, 2026, the global security industry will converge on Securika Moscow, Russia’s largest international exhibition for security and fire protection equipment and technologies at Crocus Expo in Moscow. ORIVISION provides end-to-end HD/4K video and audio solutions—encoding, decoding, conve
Dear Partners / Valued Customers,We would like to inform you in advance of the following adjustments. Due to continued tightening of the global semiconductor supply chain, costs of DRAM, FLASH chips, and passive components (resistors, capacitors, ferrite beads, etc.) have risen substantially, pushin
Traditional copper infrastructure is hitting a physical wall. As video standards evolve toward HDMI 2.1 specifications, requiring massive 40Gbps and 48Gbps data rates, standard twisted-pair copper cables (Cat6/6a/7) struggle to keep up. This physical limitation is often referred to in the AV industry as the "Copper Ceiling." While copper solutions like HDBaseT have served us well for 1080p and basic 4K, pushing raw, high-bandwidth signals over long distances now requires a different medium.
