DyLogic launches Mirial 4.0 with full SIP support
Milan, 25th May 2004 - DyLogic launches today Mirial release 4.0, the software-only standards-compliant solution that enables the access to all Visual Communication services for all desktop end users.
Today, thanks to SIP protocol support, the new version of Mirial meets the needs of a market that is moving fast towards this solution. The current hardware videophones offers from other vendors do not cover this emerging Internet oriented protocol, while Mirial fills this gap also enabling the transition from H.323 protocol to SIP protocol thanks to Mirial Pro DS (Dual Stack) version. Moreover Mirial is compatible with the main Visual Communication standards and can be easily integrated in every Visual Communication Network.
Among its features, Mirial 4.0 offers:
- H.323 and SIP support
- Microsoft Office Live Communication Server (LCS) support
- Audio/video and audio-only calls (VoIP)
- Fluent video at 1.28Mbps @ 30 frame per second
- Desktop sharing
- Calls recording and playback
- Web integration
- Configuration wizard
- Auto update and remote provisioning
- Standard, compact and full screen visualization
- Contacts and group management (multiconferencing)
- Caller ID
According to a Wainhouse Research study, the Visual Communication market increased by 47% in Q3/2003 in comparison with the same period of the previous year. Frost&Sullivan expects a growth of this sector from 362 million dollars of 2003 to 2 billion dollars in 2008.
Mirial is distributed worldwide, and DyLogic is expanding its national and international partners network in order to distribute its own Visual Communication solutions.
"Our solutions are more and more requested and are used in the most important and advanced Visual Communication projects. We will keep investing in the development of solutions that will fulfill the demands of the business and consumer markets", affirms Cristoforo Mione, DyLogic Sales & Marketing Manager.
DyLogic offers ready-to-use solutions for both business and consumer market. In particular, thanks to the diffusion of Internet broadband access and powerful home Personal Computers, desktop Visual Communication applications are now accessible and attractive for the masses, with visual communication becoming a mass phenomenon.
DyLogic is an Italian company leader in the development of solutions for the telecommunications market. It is organized into two business units: DyLogicDMD (Digital Media Division, offering video and voice over IP solutions), and DyLogicMVD (Mobile VAS Division, offering wireless and unified messaging solutions).