DMR100: The DMR100 records one video source for a low cost solution to stream company announcements and earnings reports as well as make them available on-demand via existing WAN.

DMR160: Records two video sources of dual monitor videoconferencing units. The DMR160 can record both near and far end and stream live, or create on-demand videos.

DMR210e: The DMR210e records one HD / XGA source for live streaming and archiving of meetings taking place via your videoconferencing unit. Also boardrooms outfitted with state of the art multimedia systems benefit greatly from the high resolution recording and streaming options on the DMR210e.

DMR310: The DMR310 records two video sources and one XGA (computer input). Record training sessions, meetings and presentations which include full motion XGA and two camera views all synchronized automatically. Make the full motion video available via your network for all personnel to access on-demand. You can also create sales video messages with the DMR310 and stream them to your customers or on the company's website.

VIDi4 : The VIDi4 streams live MPEG- 4 DVD-quality video and CD-quality stereo audio in both unicast and multicast. Enterprises can stream TV stations such as Bloomberg and Reuters via their network to multiple locations where the VIDi4d decodes the stream directly to displays.

DNS210e: Stream your company announcements, briefings and meetings over the intranet to TVs and PCs with the DNS210e for simultaneous viewing. The DNS210e is an extremely powerful XGA streaming solution capable of full motion high resolution MPEG-4 video. Hardware and software decoding are standard so content can be directed to PC's or large displays by utilizing the DMD200 or DVP200 for maximum flexibility.

DVC/DNP: During a videoconference meeting did you ever wanted to just hand a document thru the screen? Now you can. The DVC & DNP captures/prints live video screen shots with the click of a button. MediaPOINTE's DVC creates an image file of the video source, for example a camera or videoconference unit and stores it locally. This file can then be shared, emailed, or printed. Multiple images can be played back using the DVC as a slide viewer. The DNP automatically prints the screen shot that is on the video source with a simple press of a button.