~ HyperStreaming™ provides a dedicated channel for multimedia data transmission ~

Even with a broadband Internet connection, the choppy video and out of sync sound of videoconferencing can be extremely frustrating.

Most people think the problems are due to a slow external network connection, or that their ISP is causing the disruptions, but actually these problems may be caused by internal issues in your computer.

Most computers today are constantly running a number of different applications at the same time. Although they may seem like simple tasks to the user, things like listening to music, using a word processor, checking email and chatting on ICQ all take considerable system resources when running at the same time. Processing multiple commands at once is actually more complicated than many users think.

Because of this, when running a complex application like videoconferencing, or other programs that require uninterrupted signals (playing music, for example), we must ensure that the data does not suffer interference from other data being processed. If the system has to stop what it's doing to process another application, jumpy video and out of sync audio can easily occur.

HyperStreaming™ technology provides a Specific Stream with a Prioritized Channel to meet the high bandwidth required by the multimedia applications of today and tomorrow. HyperStreaming™ technology marks certain data types as high priority, and then sends them along a dedicated channel for uninterrupted processing. Like having your own lane on a congested freeway, priority marked data is transmitted smoothly and quickly through the system to ensure smooth, synchronous audio and video.

HyperStreaming™ technology opens a private lane for audio and video data transmission.

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