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| * **Los Angeles, CA** - Our LA data center is optimized for serving clients on the West Coast of the United States and viewers in Asia. We have direct peering with HiNet in Taiwan and ChinaTelecom to improve connections to the growing number of high-speed internet users in Asia. | * **Los Angeles, CA** - Our LA data center is optimized for serving clients on the West Coast of the United States and viewers in Asia. We have direct peering with HiNet in Taiwan and ChinaTelecom to improve connections to the growing number of high-speed internet users in Asia. | ||
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| - | * **Miami, FL (Coming Nov 2011)** - Our Miami data center is optimized for serving the Latin American market. | ||
| * **Nuremberg, Bavaria, DE** | * **Nuremberg, Bavaria, DE** | ||
| - | === Multiple Platform Support: === | + | === Extended network: === |
| - | * **Flash Player** * - Version 10.1 or higher is recommended. Supports low latency streaming and high resolution output. | + | In addition to our in-house network, we can push your traffic through nodes of other CDNs, providing almost unlimited capacity and more geographically disperse edge nodes. |
| - | * **Apple iPhone, iPod Touch** * - Supports fallback to audio-only if connection is weak. Minimum latency, 30 seconds. | + | |
| - | * **Apple iPad** * - Supports high quality streams and fallback to audio-only if connection is weak. Minimum latency, 30 seconds. | + | |
| - | * **Android Phones** * - Devices with Android 2.2 or higher support Flash Player | + | |
| - | * **Android Tablets** * - Devices with Android 2.2 or higher support Flash Player. Devices with android 3.0 or higher support Apple HLS for a more reliable connection on mobile networks. | + | |
| - | * **Roku** * - Supports Apple HLS. Requires custom program to produce a channel | + | === Multiple Platform Support: === |
| - | * **Samsung TV** * - Supports Apple HLS. Requires custom program to produce a channel | + | |
| - | * **Google TV** * - Supports Flash, including high resolution streams with low latency | + | |
| + | * **Flash Player** - Version 10.1 or higher is recommended. Supports low latency streaming and high resolution output. | ||
| + | * **Apple iPhone, iPod Touch** - Supports fallback to audio-only if connection is weak. Minimum latency, 30 seconds. | ||
| + | * **Apple iPad** - Supports high quality streams and fallback to audio-only if connection is weak. Minimum latency, 30 seconds. | ||
| + | * **Android Phones** - Devices with Android 2.2 or higher support Flash Player | ||
| + | * **Android Tablets** - Devices with Android 2.2 or higher support Flash Player. Devices with android 3.0 or higher support Apple HLS for a more reliable connection on mobile networks. | ||
| + | * **Roku** - Supports Apple HLS. Requires custom program to produce a channel | ||
| + | * **Samsung TV** - Supports Apple HLS. Requires custom program to produce a channel | ||
| + | * **Google TV** - Supports Flash, including high resolution streams with low latency | ||
| + | === Software Support: === | ||
| + | [[Encoding Software|Encoding Software - Software used to encode your audio and video]] | ||
