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TV2Me® Raises the Bar for Picture Quality
Placeshifting Originator Delivers Higher Video Quality,
Sets New Standards for Placeshifting Devices
New York, NY – A review in The New York Times proclaimed: “The quality of [TV2Me’s] full-screen images bore no resemblance to what the rest of the world thinks of as streaming Internet video. Even on the big screen, the images are fluid and clear.”
Transmitting video via the Internet has posed a technical challenge for the media industry for more than a decade. The challenge is loading enough pixels on the screen fast enough to keep up with the picture speed. Most streaming video systems can only produce small sized images at viewable quality because it is easier to deliver a picture to a small screen than a large screen. TV2Me is the only system to bring sharp, real television quality full screen video to any screen - from 2 inches to 2 meters.
Placeshifting technology streams video from a home television cable box or satellite dish direct to a laptop, mobile phone or any other Internet-connected device. With TV2Me, video signal processing is adapted for Internet conditions between the viewer and TV2Me base. Multiple CODECs (compression systems), assure optimized stability and resolution. No other placeshifting system offers this adaptability. TV2Me is the innovator and recognized quality leader in the market, having introduced the concept in 2003 and developed near perfect TV picture quality, regardless of image size.
TV2Me is an internationally compatible device, with multi-standard video and mains power capabilities as standard. The original TV2Me® design is in daily use on every continent, serving hundreds of users with full-screen, large-screen, access to all the TV they would have at home, or in their city of interest. TV2Me users include leading educators, diplomats, sports and rock stars, frequent business travelers, educators, broadcasters and émigrés from dozens of countries.
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About TV2Me®
TV2Me® does for space what TiVo® does for time. Its breakthrough technology gives users the ability to shift space, and to watch all the cable or satellite TV channels of any place they choose - live, in full motion, with unparalleled television-quality - on any Internet connected device. TV2Me was created by an international team that previously developed satellite tracking systems, such as the breakthrough system that made it possible for U.S. agencies and universities to monitor the internal television of the then Soviet Union.
About K2B, Inc.
As the inventor of placeshifting, K2B has the longest experience in the field. You won't find TV2Me in overstock catlogues or lining shopping mall shelves: it's built for discerning private and commercial customers that consider superb signal quality and predictability as paramount and worth its cost. K2B's history of delivering top-end breakthrough capabilities has been consistent, and for the best of the best: networks and cable operators such as NBC, RTL, and Cablevision; universities such as Columbia, Virginia and Michigan, scientific agencies including NASA, the Jet Propulsion Labs - and custom-made systems for uncompromising recording artists such as Sting, Aerosmith, Kiss, The Rolling Stones and Pink Floyd.
K2B developed complex earth satellite tracking and transmission systems, including a milestone system that made it possible for U.S. agencies and universities to monitor the internal television of the then-Soviet Union.
K2B founder Ken Schaffer is renowned in the broadcast, staging and recording industries as the inventor of the wireless guitar and microphone and winner (for the then-fledgling Discovery Channel) of the U.S. National Cable Television Association's highest honor, the Golden Ace Award.
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