Exibia

Name: Exibia
Price: 499.00 $
Rating: 5 (5 reviews)

2.3.1

02 November 2011

Schedule multimedia content to play on a closed-circuit TV system.

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Overview

Exibia allows clients in a multi-user, multi-platform environment to upload and schedule QuickTime-compatible videos to a centrally-located server. The Exibia Server, a Mac connected to a cable television (CATV) system for broadcast, a stand-alone flat panel display or television, or a digital billboard, handles the hosting, scheduling and playback of video content. Users of any platform can easily upload and schedule videos for playback using their Web browser, including iPad, iPhone or iPod touch.

With the intelligent scheduling engine of Exibia, multiple videos cannot be scheduled for the same time. In fact, Exibia will notify the user if there is a conflict and suggest the next available time.

The Exibia application runs on Mac OS X.

What's new in Exibia

Version 2.3.1:

Resolves an issue with Daylight Saving Time that caused the calendar and week views in the "Copy Day" feature to display incorrect dates

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1 Exibia Reviews

Our elementary school loves Exibia software. Not only can teachers easily, through a user-friendly web interface, schedule videos they have downloaded themselves, but the software recognizes enhanced podcasts and any movie teachers may create themselves with their students. While we love an LCD projector in every room connected to a computer to view lessons, we have not acquired one per classroom, and even if we attain that status, teachers have told me they would still use Exibia to watch video because there's no physical hookups! Our school dedicates one of our channels in the MATV system to provide this quick and easy service for our teachers, which in turn, enhances students learning. The scheduling is easy and teacher-driven....no more waiting for the media center to "pop in the video" for channel "so-and-so!!!" Thanks, Plyxim!

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Version 1.3.7

Our elementary school loves Exibia software. Not only can teachers easily, through a user-friendly web interface, schedule videos they have downloaded themselves, but the software recognizes enhanced podcasts and any movie teachers may create themselves with their students. While we love an LCD projector in every room connected to a computer to view lessons, we have not acquired one per classroom, and even if we attain that status, teachers have told me they would still use Exibia to watch video because there's no physical hookups! Our school dedicates one of our channels in the MATV system to provide this quick and easy service for our teachers, which in turn, enhances students learning. The scheduling is easy and teacher-driven....no more waiting for the media center to "pop in the video" for channel "so-and-so!!!" Thanks, Plyxim!