Clipstream Video 3.0 Java script

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Clipstream Video is an advanced streaming video encoder and server technology that uses only standard web servers. Clipstream Video is an advanced streaming video encoder and server technology that uses only standard web servers. Features - dynamic bit rate encoding - high quality with lower file sizes - new high quality codec! - fill your screen with high quality motion and detail - full stereo sound - lush music or voice. Movie trailer quality for your website - new "per-clip" licensing model available - License one clip, dozens or your entire web presence - .js embed link by default - now easier to install onto a page than ever - Most Secure - Your content is safe, protected and locked to your website - Widest Reach - 98% of PC's are already enabled for "click and plays" no plug-ins - Customizable - Versatile and easy to use software
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