Ooyala Launches Video
Solution for the iPad
Enables video delivery
to non-Flash dependent platforms
(Mountain View, CA) March 25, 2010 - Ooyala Inc., a leading provider of end-to-end video platform
applications and services, today announced that it will support full
video delivery to
iPad when the groundbreaking
product launches on April 3rd.
Ooyala's seamless integration with iPad
will help newspapers, magazines and other publishers create rich and
engaging iPad experiences for their readers, all managed with the same
Ooyala video platform they use for their website.
Ooyala already helps publishers deliver
video directly to iPod touch®, iPhones® and other connected devices.
An intelligent video embed lets the Ooyala player automatically recognize
each device and adjust video quality and format for the best possible
viewing experience. This intelligent video embed has been a part of
Backlot, Ooyala's video publishing platform, for over a year.
Publishers who already deliver video
to iPhone will be able to deliver video immediately to iPad. Other publishers
should contact their account managers to begin using the feature which
can be enabled immediately.
"The iPad is more than just another
connected device," says Bismarck Lepe, President of Product at
Ooyala. "It's an innovation that will drive new ideas in portability
and personalized media. We've supported native delivery of video to
the iPhone for over a year now, and in that year we've seen huge growth
in the amount of video consumed on the device. We expect that starting
April 3rd, iPad will build on the success of iPhone and be another important
online video device."
About Ooyala
Ooyala is the leader in online video technology, analytics and monetization. Ooyala's comprehensive online video platform gives content owners the deep insights that drive increased viewer engagement and revenue from video content. Ooyala serves hundreds of global media companies and marketers including Telegraph Media Group, Fremantle Media, Johnson & Johnson, Vans, Endemol, Vice Magazine, Glam Media and Electronic Arts. Visit Ooyala
