China's National Weather Bureau To Install Multiple Telairity Encoders

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MEDIA RELEASE PR38842


China's National Weather Bureau To Install Multiple Telairity Encoders


BEIJING, Mar. 23 /PRNewswire-AsiaNet/ --


         Telairity Partner Beijing Blue Satellite Communication Awarded

                 Weather Bureau Contract for BE8500 Encoders


    Telairity, a global leader in encoding technology, announced today that 

the China Meteorological Administration, the national weather bureau of the 

People's Republic of China, will use Telairity's BE8500 encoders throughout 

its country-wide system. The BE8500 is the world's first dynamic dual-mode 

HD/SD (High Definition/Standard Definition) encoder able to easily 

interconvert between multiple advanced compression standards, including both 

the H.264/AVC standard and China's own AVS standard.


    Beijing Blue Satellite Communication Technology Co., Ltd. (BSC), a

Telairity partner headquartered in Beijing, was awarded the Administration's

satellite application project. BSC provides professional satellite

communications equipment, and develops long-range satellite communications

networks in China and abroad.


    The BE8500 encoder is a 1RU single channel HD/SD unit capable of

hot-switching between a high-definition and standard-definition video source.

It also features easy conversion between H.264/AVC and China's AVS

compression technology. Since the BE8500 can accept source input in any

format, HD or SD, and output an encoded stream targeted to any type of

screen: HD, SD, or mobile, it literally offers customers such as the Weather

Bureau compression without boundaries. According to BSC, in addition to its

unprecedented flexibility, the Telairity system was selected over other

systems because of its industry-leading low 150ms encode latency, its ability

to maintain outstanding picture quality while achieving extremely low bit

rates for both HD and SD formats, and its 1080P-ready capabilities.


    The Meteorological Administration's choice of BSC is based on BSC's

proven record as one of China's premier major systems integrators for

satellite applications, and a distributor of equipment from both Chinese and

offshore companies. Among its government clients are units of the Ministry of

Education, Ministry of Water Resources, Ministry of Health, China

Meteorological Administration, China Civil Aviation Administration and the

State Administration of Radio, Film and Television (SARFT). BSC indicated

that additional large scale Telairity encoder sales to other government

agencies as well as more details about the meteorological administration

project will be announced in the very near future.


    "We would like to express our appreciation to BSC, one of our major

partners in China, for their hard work and diligence in bringing our encoders

to the attention of their governmental clients," said Ben Silva, Telairity

Senior VP of Worldwide Sales and Business Development. "These announcements

prove that our company's ongoing policies of excellence in manufacturing,

total ownership of all aspects of our encoding technologies, and our on-site

presence in China are appreciated by our partners as we continue developing

relations with the vast new communications marketplace in China."


    SOURCE Telairity, Inc.


    CONTACT: Agency Skip Ferderber of Skip Ferderber & Associates,

             +1-425-315-1724,

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             skip.ferderber@skipf1.com; or 


             USA, 

             Harlan McGhan, 

             Vice President, Marketing, 

             +1-408-764-0270, ext. 518, 

             harlan@telairity.com, 


             China,

             Tzu Wang, 

             General Manager, Asia-Pacific, 

             +86-10-65928875,

             steve.wang@telairity.com, 


            both of Telairity








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