VBricks have been optimized to stream "real-time/full motion" video and audio over networks to PCs running the award-winning StreamPlayerII™ software or to other VBricks connected to TV monitors. Users can view, capture, and even edit video right at their desktop. VBricks support industry standard IP Multicast for streaming video to any number of PCs in a company, enterprise, school, hospital, etc. By using video compression and network protocol standards such as MPEG-1,  MPEG-2, IP, DiffServ, RTP, and through revolutionary live transcoding, VBrick video can be viewed anywhere at any time, and are compatible with a variety of viewing programs such as Microsoft® Windows Media Player and legacy systems like  Cisco IP/TV. 

VBricks are available as full duplex appliances codecs for interactive conferencing over networks. The low latency design permits users to have a natural two-way conversation with TV-quality video and CD-quality audio.

Enhancements such integral IR remote control ports allow users to view programs or set up video conferences over an IP network at the click of a button (i.e. video phone). VBricks can even be used as a billboard for announcements - meeting agendas, important messages, etc. Any number of VBricks can be added to the network - the only limitation is bandwidth.

VBricks can be placed anywhere because of their small size. Locations include mobile TV carts, outdoors for surveillance, or anywhere you can place a camera. Designed from the ground up for MPEG encoding and decoding they do not suffer the reliability problems associated with PC-based systems.

VBricks are also becoming so popular because they are network friendly. Other solutions on the market today are expensive and have a tendency to congest networks. With VBricks, the IT manager can control the amount of bandwidth (1 -15 Mbps) used, and prioritize the video and audio over other network traffic.