DyLogic announces major new version of popular videoconferencing H.323/SIP client, Mirial

Milan, October 28, 2004 - DyLogicDMD (digital media division) today released version 4.1 of their popular enhanced H.323/SIP videoconferencing software. Mirial 4.1 includes support for 4CIF video format, DV camera inputs (IEEE-1394), high resolution capture, video noise filtering, call recording, and support for Microsoft Office LCS with Digest (MD5), Kerberos and NTLM authentication.

"Mirial is the first software-only videoconferencing client specifically designed for large deployments in the service providers, carriers and large enterprises market, as it includes remote ActiveX installation and automated license provisioning, full remote configuration and upgrade, web and external application integration and GUI customization. The flexibility of the Mirial architecture provides our partners with the kind of quick one-stop solution that customers demand from them" says Daniele Paccaloni, Mirial Chief Architect.

With Mirial, a webcam and a PC (laptop or desktop) every user is able to leverage on the benefits of visual communication and collaborative work. It is fully compliant with all major video communication standards, and can be seamlessly integrated into every visual communication network as it supports bandwidth as low as 20 kbps.

Further details and a free trial version can be obtained from the Mirial website: www.mirial.com

Mirial V4.1 is available for download and sale immediately.

DyLogicDMD (digital media division) is focused on enterprise and carrier-grade level streaming and videoconferencing product development for H.323, SIP and H.324M environments. Main product lines include Mirial video softphone and PSE Media Server for development of interactive real-time Video services.