New HDTV PVR products bundled with Beyond TV
SnapStream Media has announced that TV tuner card manufacturers ADS Technologies, KWorld, and VBox Communications will bundle Beyond TV with their aftermarket HDTV tuner card products.
Rakesh Agrawal, president and chief executive officer of SnapStream Media, Inc. noted several improvements in the DVR technology that will be included in the OEM bundles.
“All of our OEM customers are raising the bar for TV tuner card products by choosing to bundle SnapStream’s DVR software. With their high-quality hardware and SnapStream’s high-quality software, consumers will be able to create an unparalled visual experience,” said Rakesh Agrawal, SnapSteam Media’s President and CEO.
“KWorld has a history of market-leading TV tuner card products. With our new ATSC-110 products, we expect to lead the market again. And we’ve chosen to bundle SnapStream’s software because of the high-quality setup and user experience that it will deliver to our customers in North America,” said Stimson Wang, general manager of KWorld.
“We are excited to bundle our Cat’s Eye HDTV tuners with SnapStream’s powerful, and feature rich BeyondTV software. The excellent software enhances VBox’s entire line of Cat’s Eye HDTV tuners, USB, low profile PCI card and half length PCI formats” said Yosi Brosh, V.P Marketing of VBox Communications. “Our Cat’s Eye USB HDTV tuner bundle with Beyond TV software and FireFly Remote Control is the ideal complete solution for users who appreciate the ease of setting up and using a USB HDTV tuner”.
“As a leading provider of complete, easy-to-use DVR solutions, we are committed to providing our customers advanced software and hardware that maximize the high-definition experience,” said Mike McCoy, president and CEO of ADS Technologies. “By combining SnapStream’s HDTV capabilities with our pace-setting HDTV tuner/video capture device, users will be able to turn their PC into an HDTV home theater that provides dynamic viewing, pausing and archiving of HDTV broadcasts as well as standard TV and cable broadcasts.”