"eBrisk's ability to achieve high-density real-time HEVC video encoding with broadcast quality at low bit rates has enabled the early adoption by industry leaders of eBrisk's HEVC encoding solutions in the video broadcast and real-time video streaming markets," said Dr. Faouzi Kossentini, CEO of eBrisk Video.
The eBLive A-5000 encodes 4K60fps/10-bit HDR video content in real-time on a single 14-core Intel® Xeon® Processor E5-2690 v4, achieving more than twice the density of the most competitive HEVC encoder, while also maintaining excellent video quality at bit rates that are typical of broadcast distribution applications.
"Besides its best-in-market density-quality performance, the eBLive A-5000 offers a rich set of features that satisfy the most-demanding encoder product requirements. The eBLive A-5000 is an ideal solution to power broadcast-quality real-time H.265/HEVC video encoding and transcoding applications in the cloud," said Dr. Michael Horowitz, CTO of eBrisk Video.
About eBrisk Video
Founded in late 2009 by industry veterans, Vancouver-Canada-based eBrisk Video (
http://www.ebriskvideo.com/) is a leading supplier of software-only as well as Intel-FPGA-accelerated broadcast-quality real-time H.265/HEVC video encoding solutions to market makers in the video broadcast and real-time video streaming markets. eBrisk Video develops the highest-density and highest-video-quality real-time H.265/HEVC encoding solutions in the market.
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