Oracle Video server, Manual

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Audience and Organization of This Document
This document is divided into two chapters, intended for slightly different
audiences:
The first chapter presents a general conceptual overview and discussion of video
servers and the benefits they can offer you, as well as some of the advantages
afforded by Oracle’s unique video server implementation. This part is intended for
anyone who would like to learn more about the Oracle Video Server and its
capabilities.
The second chapter presents Oracle Video Server architectural details, and is
intended for OVS system administrators and multimedia application developers.
Related Documents
See the Oracle Video Server Road Map for a list of related documents.
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