RiverSilica Technologies India, a leading innovator in video processing, transmission, and workflow solutions, has announced the launch of its latest breakthrough – PIXFIX
This single, powerful appliance is capable of encoding up to 1K Full HD streams or transcoding up to 2.5K streams, offering unmatched versatility with support for multi-interface and multi-format configurations.
Jagannathan Balaji, Founder, President, and CEO of RiverSilica Technologies, commented:
“PIXFIX
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PIXFIX
Torq, a next-generation hyper-dense video encoding and transcoding appliance. Designed to address the demands of CDN, data centre, cable aggregation, surveillance, and broadcast environments, PIXFIX Torq delivers exceptional scalability and performance in a compact form factor.
Kumaraswamy, Co-Founder and Chief Operating Officer, added:
“PIXFIX
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Discussing the innovation behind the solution, Dr Essaki Muthu, Co-Founder and Chief Technology Officer, explained:
“PIXFIX
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