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iPhone Gains TVersity Support

By NEWS RELEASE | July 19th, 2007 Interest Level: SMOKING HOT


tversity logoTVersity Inc., the pioneer in delivering Internet and home media to televisions and mobile devices, today announced that its latest software release supports the Apple iPhone.

“We are thrilled to allow owners of the iPhone to effortlessly stream their home and Internet content and watch it on their new phone”, said Ronen Mizrahi, President of TVersity Inc., “With TVersity they can, for the first time, play video files in formats not natively supported by the iPhone, and access audio and video podcasts and media RSS feeds. And the best part, there is no need to first copy the files to the phone – a major advantage when considering how little storage space the iPhone has compared to the Video iPod”.

TVersity is the only solution to allow seamless playback of any media on all the major game consoles (Xbox 360, Sony PS3, Nintendo Wii, and Sony PSP) as well as networked TVs, DVDs, STBs, digital media adapters/receivers, PDAs, mobiles phones, and other mobile devices. The newly added support for the iPhone so shortly after its introduction is great news to the millions of iPhone owners who hav

“Our goal is to empower users to personalize their entertainment experience and to extend this experience beyond the PC to TVs and to a wide range of connected devices and applications”, said Mr. Mizrahi, “As users invest more time in organizing and personalizing their favorite content, they essentially become the new programmers and they expect to have access to their programming from any multimedia capable device – This is what TVersity is all about, personalization of multimedia content and ubiquitous access.”

TVersity is available now for free download at www.tversity.com

About TVersity Inc.
TVersity is empowering individuals to organize and personalize their home and Internet multimedia collection (audio, video and images) and is enabling universal access to it anywhere (at the home or on the go) anytime and from any device. TVersity is a privately held company in Tenafly, NJ. For more information about TVersity, please visit http://tversity.com/.

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  • ronenmiz
    Yes, transcoding is on the fly - however playback starts only after the entire conversion of the video is complete. For audio there is no such issue and you can play Internet radio stations as well as any format audio (FLAC, WMA, etc.).




    You are correct that MP4/MOV/3GPP delivered over HTTP must be fully re-encoded before playback starts. For that same reason with the PSP too, one needs to wait till entire video conversion is done. The thing is, that you need not convert stuff in advance, but rather first playback attempt initiates conversion. Subsequent playback attempts do not require an additional conversion so as long as the conversion completed once, you will be able to play it instantly.
  • syrio
    I thought the iPhone needed a special format that needed to be pre-encoded (the reason why YouTube had to re encode all their videos)?? So, can TVersity really transcode my movies on the fly for the iPhone?




    You didn't answer for the PSP. I tried playing a video and it didn't work for me.
  • ronenmiz
    Transcoding is on the fly. You need not do any manual conversion. You do need to install some directshow codecs (depending on your file formats) but that is it.
  • syrio
    Oh can I really play my DivX on my PSP thanks to tversity?

    How do I make my DivX play on my iPhone? Do I have to transcode all my videos before? If so, this is not an acceptable solution because it would double my 40 Gb video folder (not speaking about the hours of CPU needed for that)...
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