April 02, 2011 By Video X Ware's Tech News
From: business-video.tmcnet.com

HSCC joined Onyx Scientific, an engineering solutions and technology firm, to expand its product offerings and areas of operation.

In a release, David L. Shade, chairman and CEO, Homeland Security Corporation, stated, "Through our Early Adopter Program, we are committed to fostering a deeper relationship with those customers that want to be on the leading edge of the next generation of Video compression software technology and surveillance solutions."

"We have already provided this service to some of our established customers and the pre-order response has been tremendously positive. We are now introducing this service to all potential customers," Shade added.

Company sources added that the Video Crunch Compression software will enhance the transmission and storage of digital video files. Video compression processes that integrate artificial intelligence (AI)-derived algorithmic analysis and video content compression technology are synergized in the software.

Also, the ONYX Symbolic Transmittance Image Video (or STIV) format is used in the software which offers capabilities like optimum compression that may not be available in most other video coder-decoders (CODECs).

Video Crunch Compression software suits several applications and can also be customized according to industries and users' needs. The HSCC/Onyx's team will help customers select appropriate solutions and get them integrated in the Video Crunch solution. The technical support team ensures perfect integration, added officials.

Homeland Security Corporation serves customers by creating and offering innovative solutions for customers by leveraging its core competencies like surveillance technologies, process management, industrial automation solutions and network power.

Company officials added that interested users can actually experience the Homeland technology using their own videos by contacting the company via its website.

Customers are requested to send a three minute video from the highest megapixel HD cameras, fastest frame speeds, with lots of motion and optimum standard H.264. The company's team will break it down and replace the current compression with HSCC compression.