The power to control information through technology should be unlimited. These days, much of that control is available, but has become so cumbersome to use that only technological geniuses can operate it. True freedom to control information through technology is only possible when the equipment is simple enough for anyone to use. The Video Commander is the world's first icon-based device routing system, and is operable from anywhere in the world. This means that anyone, regardless of technical experience, can route information through an icon-based system using Video Commander, and can do it from any desktop PC, anywhere in the world.
Users range from broadcast networks and other businesses to universities and cable companies.
It's useful for managing the distribution of internal training video for corporations, or controlling the many devices and data for large broadcast networks. Ease of use isn't the only advantage users find in the Video Commander. It can replace a complicated patch bay, of course, but it doesn't have to. It can also exist in a patch-bay environment, adding amazing flexibility and working alongside any other equipment, nomatter who manufactures it. Plus, as long as users have a desktop PC, they have the power to manipulate all these devices at once from anywhere they happen to be, via any existing LAN or Internet connection.