SPIRIT DSP: VideoMost SDK delivers HD Video Conferencing to any Application

Feb. 19, 2014. SPIRIT DSP, the world’s №1 provider of voice and video over IP engines to more than one billion users in over 100 countries, announced today the launch of VideoMost SDK, its new software product.

The product is designed to enable telecom carriers, service providers, ISPs and application developers seamlessly integrate multi-point HD video conferencing solutions with their applications, web-based services, cloud platforms, business applications, intranet portals, e-learning and call center solutions, amongst others.

VideoMost SDK includes easy-to-use high-level APIs, which enable software developers to focus on their core competencies and accelerate time to market. This product enables delivery of premium quality multi-way HD voice and video over public Internet without the need to deploy and maintain expensive MCU-based transcoding solutions and dedicated networks.

VideoMost SDK is based on TeamSpirit® Conferencing, a set of plug-n-play, interoperable software engines for both client and server side. It is optimized for large-scale, massive multi-point performance and scalability on any popular PCs and mobile platforms, including Windows, Linux, MacOS, Android, iOS and Windows Phone.

VideoMost SDK provides superior HD quality multi-point voice and video over IP, even in the most challenging network conditions. It delivers the world’s best technology from the leading VVoIP experts that help eliminate or minimize echoes, delays, jitters, packet losses, background noises, ever-changing bandwidths and limited computing power for resource-intensive HD media processing.

Apart from media processing, VideoMost SDK’s capabilities also include signaling (XMPP, SIP) and STUN server, provision of support for UDP, TCP and HTTP as media transports and delivery of a carrier-grade conferencing server with highly optimized load balancing that allows for handling of thousands of simultaneous videoconferences on any commodity PC server hardware.

“Today, VVoIP revolution is in its full swing. VideoMost SDK is in demand among telcos, service providers, software developers and OTT players,” SPIRIT Chairman Andrew Sviridenko said.  “VideoMost SDK demonstrates stunning performance with up to 50 interactive video participants in a conferencing room, plus up to 10,000 people watching live video broadcast, with up to 1,000 concurrent video channels on a commodity PC server,” he added.  “This innovative product opens a whole new world of instant and group communications, money making and server infrastructure cost-saving opportunities to our existing and potential customers.”

About SPIRIT DSP

SPIRIT DSP is the world’s #1 voice and video over IP (VVoIP) engines provider. SPIRIT’s innovative carrier-grade voice and video software platform is used by carriers, OEMs and software developers, web services and social networks, serving more VoIP users than Skype. SPIRIT DSP software platforms serve more than 1 billion users in 100 countries. Over 250 global technology leaders have licensed and/or are delivering products based on SPIRIT DSP software products, including Apple, Adobe, ARM, AT&T, Avaya, Blizzard, BroadSoft, BT, China Mobile, Dialogic, Ericsson, HP, HTC, Huawei, Korea Telecom, Kyocera, LG U+, Microsoft, NEC, Oracle, Polycom, Reliance, Samsung, Skype, Texas Instruments, Toshiba, Viber, ZTE. SPIRIT’s direct OEM customers jointly exceed 60 percent of the global smartphone market share. SPIRIT DSP mainstream product today is multi-point web videoconferencing software VideoMost targeted at enterprise customers in partnership with telcos as SAAS service.  SPIRIT DSP offers its multipoint videoconferencing software products to carriers and system integrators around the world who are deploying high-demand cloud videoconferencing and mobile video calling services under their own brands. Videoconferencing services based on SPIRIT DSP software help operators to gain extra revenue and effectively compete against Microsoft Lync and Cisco Webex offerings for the enterprise.