Desktop application

Two versions: MPEG-1 only, or MPEG-1 and MPEG-2

Displays VBrick multicast or unicast streams

Supports all VBrick rates from 250Kbps to 10Mbps or more

Supports password-protected Recording of live video directly to disk in standard MPEG System Stream or Transport Stream format

Supports password-protected stream viewing

Built-in store-and-forward capability for transferring recorded files to remote servers

Video On Demand Archive Viewer

Integral MPEG clip editor

StreamPlayerII empowers Microsoft Media Player with the power to display live true DVD-quality MPEG1 and MPEG2  video! No need to install another video viewer as VBrick supports Microsoft Media Player. No need to install special video cards in your PC as StreamPlayerII is a pure software player. Simply double-clicking on a VBrick Program causes Media Player to launch and instantly display the program. In addition, StreamPlayerII automatically displays the Title, Author, and Copyright information within Media Player.

Embed live MPEG video in your web page using Media Player

Chose Standard, Compact, Minimal views

Includes direct IP address entry

Resizing and keep-on-top feature makes it easy to put any live video on your desktop while you do other work!

Select a clip within a larger MPEG file and play only that portion

Save to disk your new clip in standard MPEG file format

Recording is amazingly easy. Select any stream, press Record, and you begin to save-to-disk your live video. You can specify the duration or just press "Stop" when you have recorded as much as you like. Allow recording only of certain streams, no streams, or password-protected recording on a stream-by-stream basis. Edit your MPEG video, email it, FTP it, or allow VBrick StreamPump to rebroadcast it.  StreamPlayerII also provides instant transfer of your recorded video to remote servers with a single click!

Play live or recorded video instantly by selecting any program, or select Archive Viewer for Video On Demand.

Edit your recorded video with a built-in clip editor.  Edit and and save clips as standard MPEG files.