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Cisco Accelerates Delivery of 'Any Stream to Any Screen' With Adobe Flash Streaming Enhancements to the Cisco Content Delivery System

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Overview Adobe Flash Media Server 3 wanted to expand the Flash ecosystem and wanted to continue to offer their customers more deployment options. Cisco and Adobe Systems Incorporated implemented the Cisco Content Delivery System (CDS) which will be the first system of its type to natively support Adobe Flash streaming capabilities, in addition to traditional progressive delivery. Service providers and organizations of all types using the Cisco CDS will be able to deliver Adobe Flash Player compatible video to PCs, and TVs using Adobe Flash streaming capabilities, accelerating the Cisco CDS' ability to deliver "Any stream to any screen.".

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Publisher	Cisco Systems	File Format	HTML
Date Published	September 2007	Downloads	2
Format	Case Studies
Topics	Web Content Management, Network Design

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