Munich, Germany; Debrecen, Hungary — (press releaes excerpt) — DynaPel Laboratories and MediaTechnik Software Group are partnering to develop a streaming module for Linux-based computers to multicast an MPEG-4 stream to the desired users.

As part of DynaPel's digital video broadcasting (“DVB”) MPEG-2 to MPEG-4 transcoder system, an Internet streaming module will be implemented by MediaTechnik. Streaming will be performed according to the Internet Streaming Media Alliance (“ISMA”) 1.0 specification, Profile 1.

Under the terms of the agreement MediaTechnik will deliver a streaming module, which packetizes MPEG-4 video and audio streams and multicasts the resulting RTP packets over UDP or TCP/IP to the intended clients. The agreement marks the beginning of a long-term business relationship between the two companies to develop advanced video solutions.

About MediaTechnik Software Group

Founded in 1998, MediaTechnik Software Group is a global provider of software solutions – products and services for embedded systems, including digital and analog set-top boxes, consumer devices, medical devices, game consoles, and other embedded devices. Headquartered in Hungary, with offices in Northern Virginia, MediaTechnik is 100% employee owned. For more information on MediaTechnik and its products and services visit http://www.mediatechnik.com.

About DynaPel

DynaPel Systems, Inc. develops advanced video products for the security and broadcast industries. Building on fifty man-years of research and numerous patents in digital video motion analysis and control, DynaPel's scientists combine video stabilization, advanced crypto and object tracking to fully compliant MPEG-4 to yield industry-leading solutions.

The company's think tank, DynaPel Laboratories, is based in Munich/Germany and consists of a technical team of engineers and scientists being experts in digital video, motion estimation and MPEG-4 video compression. Traded on the Norwegian exchange with the symbol DYNA, the company has administrative and sales offices in Munich, New York and Boston. For more information, visit at www.dynapel.com.

 
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