Dialogic Corporation, a global provider of multimedia and signal processing products and technologies, has released new software - MSP Release 10.4.0 - for its Dialogic MSP 1010 Multi-Services Platform, a flexible, high-density voice services platform with integrated signaling capabilities.

Officials with Dialogic (News - Alert)said that with this latest release, the MSP 1010 now supports streaming video and modem traffic transparently, usable for services such as banking terminals, video conferences devices, and as part of lawful intercept solutions in pass through 'clearmode' implemented in adherence to RFC 4040.

Dialogic said that the 10.4.0 Software Release also supports media redundancy, in addition to the MSP 1010's signaling redundancy, providing higher availability for all media streams, helping to avoid live service interruptions.

The MSP 1010 can serve as a single development environment for both media processing and signaling traffic.

This versatility, company officials pointed out, allows the development of many types of revenue-generating services quickly for both legacy and next-generation networks.

'At Dialogic, we are continually striving to provide the increased functionality our customers need to support the development of advanced voice-based and video applications with rich media processing capabilities,' said Jim Machi, senior vice president of marketing at Dialogic, in a statement.

Machi said that with this new MSP Software Release, service providers will be able to implement services utilizing many different media types while maintaining a high level of network availability.

The MSP 1010 is also suitable for deployment in TDM, IP, and converged networks as a service node, intelligent peripheral, and application server.

According to company officials, this latest release, MSP 10.4.0, provides support of a transparent relay of 64kb/s for non-voice services such as video conferences and surveillance solutions.

It also improves on the SS7 offering of the MSP 1010 with increased SS7 monitoring capabilities for lawful intercept solutions and fraud detection, and supports Alias Point Code for load sharing of traffic in SS7 networks.

The company is an expert in video-related technologies.

Recently, as TMCnet reported, the company held a Webinar titled 'Part Two: Interconnecting HD Voice and Video.' Lucky for those who missed the April 14 event, just a few clicks and a quick registration will send you directly to the archived recording.

Service providers and carriers of all shapes and sizes badly want to move from a PSTN-based system to an all-IP world with SIP interconnections, according to Dialogic. These include seamless end-to-end HD voice calling, video calling, and other powerful business and consumer applications. 

Anil Sharma is a contributing editor for TMCnet. To read more of Anil's articles, please visit his columnist page.

Edited by Michael Dinan