Velocix

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On September 6, 2007, CacheLogic launched Velocix 2.0 with the introduction of its Velocix Video family of delivery services. Velocix Video offers a full complement of download, progressive download (watch while you download), live and on-demand streaming asset delivery services for all video forms, including high definition.

With Velocix 2.0, CacheLogic introduces an entire family of solutions that now support every major method of delivering video over the web. From download, to progressive download, to streaming - Velocix Video can do it all; for short form video, traditional DVD quality video and now High Definition video delivery. Most importantly Velocix 2.0 draws on CacheLogic's extensive experience in Hybrid-P2P networking to ensure that however video assets are delivered, it is done with unprecedented quality of service for the consumer and redefined economics and control for the content owner.

The new Velocix Video family of solutions now includes: Velocix Video - Flash Streaming for Adobe Flash content, Velocix Video - Windows Media Streaming for Microsoft Windows Media content, as well as CacheLogic's own Velocix Media Player for organizations that wish to achieve a streaming-like experience whilst taking advantage of a series of new advanced network services available with Velocix 2.0. The Velocix Media Player is a new browser plug-in that supports both multi-source HTTP and P2P progressive download to create the ultimate broadcast quality experience to the consumer.

In an on-line world where copy protection and security of digital content are paramount the Velocix Media Player includes full DRM support and also offers an in-browser Streaming-like viewer experience with nothing written to disk to protect against piracy. Velocix Media Player also provides advanced viewing features including the ability to instantaneously seek in both directions at anytime during the playback.

Velocix provides progressive download support for of all popular video formats, including. Flash, Windows Media, DivX, QuickTime, Real and 3GP.