Vividas Share Discussion Threads

[scrutable] 16/5/2007 10:22

powwow
read lemming and get in early. We have found a nickel stock which reflects 75p a tonne for the contained nickel worth 13% of the $50,000/T refined Ni market price ie worth $6500/T.

Subs were able to got into VDS at around 60p. No matter VDS still has a long way to go. Visit the Broadcast Live Show at Earls Court 19-21 June and judge for yourself, but I am sure that there will be more announcements of contract wins beforehand. The pace is accelerating..

[powwow] 16/5/2007 10:05

I agree wish I'd got some at 40p.

[someuwin] 16/5/2007 09:50

This one looks very interesting!

[scrutable] 16/5/2007 09:26

treborbob
IPTV offers the ultimate in timeshift. I can rarely remember to make myself available for a desired programme - mostly I am late for it through travel or see that I have missed it when I am first aware that it is scheduled. IPTV resolves this time management problem.

The IPTV field is like a marathon with hundreds of spindly runners - some with characters of steel and well trained but VDS is out in front and will I believe gradually extend the lead and then begin to stand out.

It's an oak tree at the seedling stage.

[witten] 16/5/2007 09:14

Scrutable, I have to wonder for how long Vividas will remain independent?

[treborbob] 16/5/2007 09:10

Scritable
Not so sure about life? But certainly sure about Worldwide viewing.

[scrutable] 16/5/2007 09:07

I believe that the VDS version of IPTV brings it to a level that will add marginally to the quality of life on a global scale.

[scrutable] 16/5/2007 09:04

csl
your acknowledgement is much appreciated.

[scrutable] 16/5/2007 09:02

I believe that the following event will finally establish VDS 'on the main screen' ie prove to shift the paradigm - so to speak. I will certainly visit the stand.

from TVBE Online

Current Issue TVBE Newsletter Subscribe to TVBE's weekly newsletter

Earls Court trains for Broadcast LIVE -
Thursday, 10 May 2007
With all the news from NAB still fresh in our minds, we look forward to the next broadcasting event of the year, Broadcast LIVE 2007. From the 19-21 June at Earls Court 2, this exhibition will cover all aspects of the content chain through Create, Manage and Deliver. This year, the theme is Future Proof or Future Shock, writes Fergal Ringrose.

As well as a headline timetable of influential industry speakers, there will also be over 200 exhibitors reflecting the content chain through the Create, Manage and Deliver zones. Free training sessions will also feature in each area, to give you a first-hand look at a truly tapeless post production workflow designed and integrated on the exhibition floor.

There are many new exhibitors at Broadcast LIVE this year. JVC, Apple UK and Panasonic are some of the better-known entrants. Companies such as Vividas and C3, who are situated right at the cutting edge of the new broadcasting platforms, will be dedicating special pod zones to both IPTV and mobile technologies.............................

[c5l] 16/5/2007 08:41

SCRUTABLE

I am so glad lemmings brought this share to my attention not only do I really like their technology (I use it myself) the rate of news puts many other companies to shame!

Thanks

C5L

[witten] 16/5/2007 08:40

scrutable,
"This clearly offers a powerful combination and an extended reach for events, sponsors and advertisers around the world.''".
This is what makes Vividas so attractive.

[scrutable] 16/5/2007 08:34

from lemminginvestor.com today

The first, major, global sporting events, to reach global audiences via full screen IPTV - 32nd America's Cup to be broadcast live, and available 7/24 on Sail.TV

After Fox Sports began live internet TV broadcasts of the South American football league principally for Latinos living in the Southern USA, and after the badly advertised International Boxing broadcast earlier this month from the Philippines, IPTV is set to raise a notch with its global impact on life style..

Sail TV has appointed Dargo the VDS joint venture co in Spain, as its technology partner. Using Vividas VivStream Pay Per View streaming technology, Viewers in 134 countries, where Live TV coverage is not available (including Australia, Japan, The Netherlands,etc.) will be able to receive full screen, high quality live coverage of the key races of the 32nd America's Cup, to be held in Valencia, Spain - the first ever European location. In particular, the Louis Vuitton Cup Semi Finals will be streamed from 14 to 24 May, the Louis Vuitton Cup Final from 1 to 11 June and the America's Cup Match from 23 June to 4 July (weather permitting).

An increasing number of events are being streamed live over the Internet, in response to viewer demand to view content when, where and how they want. Vividas' Live technology creates a more engaging TV-like experience without the need for software installations or downloading delays. This PPV product is a key revenue generator for Vividas and this transaction is the most significant to date for Dargo Ltd, the recently formed VDS joint venture.

This clearly offers a powerful combination and an extended reach for events, sponsors and advertisers around the world.''

VDS video streaming technology enables straightforward playback on PCs of full screen, high quality video via discs or over networks, including the Internet, normally without requiring software installation.VDS proprietary technology overcomes the disadvantages of competing CD and streaming market solutions. These competing technologies typically offer only partial screen, or poor quality full screen, viewing and generally require the user either to have or to install specialist player software. See also www.vividas.com.

The America's Cup is the most famous and prestigious regatta in the sport of sailing and the oldest active trophy in international sport. Founded in 1851,the year of the Great Exhibition, it pre-dates the FA Cup by two decades and theModern Olympics by 45 years. The America's Cup Regatta is a challenge-driven yacht racing series that currently involves a best of nine-series of matchraces. The Louis Vuitton Cup is the prize for the winner of the Challenger Selection Series, whilst the America's Cup Match is between the winner of the Louis Vuitton Cup and the current holder, Alinghi of Switzerland, winner inAuckland, New Zealand in 2002/03.

Sail TV is a 24 hour channel dedicated to marine sports and lifestyle from around the world. Live coverage for the complete race series is available, at a cost of $34.00, on the following websites: www.sail.tv &

[witten] 16/5/2007 08:00

C5L, agreed. This is great news. It shows that VDS have the technology to broadcastlive coverage on full screen of any sport through the internet. The possibilities are huge.

[c5l] 16/5/2007 07:25

Another great deal signed!

VIVIDAS GROUP PLC

Vividas Live Streaming technology brings the 32nd America's Cup to a global
audience for Sail.TV

Vividas (VDS.L), the video streaming technology company, announces that Dargo
Ltd, its joint venture company with JHG Investments Models S.L.U. of Spain, has
been appointed technology partner by Sail TV. Using Vividas VivStream Pay Per
View streaming technology, viewers in 134 countries where Live TV coverage is
not available (including countries such as Australia, Japan, The Netherlands,
etc.) can receive full screen, high quality live coverage of the key races of
the 32nd America's Cup which is being held in Valencia, Spain - the first ever
European location. In particular, the Louis Vuitton Cup Semi Finals will be
streamed from 14 to 24 May, the Louis Vuitton Cup Final from 1 to 11 June and
the America's Cup Match from 23 June to 4 July (weather permitting).

Paul Neville, Chief Executive of Vividas, stated, "We are seeing an increasing
number of events and, in particular, sporting events being streamed live over
the Internet, in response to viewer demand to view content when, where and how
they want. Vividas' Live technology creates a more engaging TV-like experience
without the need for software installations or downloading delays. Our PPV
product is a key revenue generator for Vividas and this transaction is also the
most significant to date for Dargo Ltd, our recently formed JV."

Sail.TV Managing Director, Andrew Steward, said, ''It's an exciting development
for us in being able to broadcast the racing live on the internet and it is
extremely convenient for our viewers being able to watch the racing whenever and
wherever they want. This together with traditional TV broadcasting clearly
offers a powerful combination and an extended reach for events, sponsors and
advertisers around the world.''

About Vividas:

Vividas is an AIM-traded developer and provider of video streaming technology
and related products which enable straightforward playback on personal
computers of full screen, high quality video via discs or over networks,
including the Internet, normally without requiring software installation.
Vividas proprietary technology overcomes the disadvantages of competing CD and
streaming market solutions. These competing technologies typically offer only
partial screen, or poor quality full screen, viewing and generally require the
user either to have or to install specialist player software. For more
information, visit www.vividas.com.

About The America's Cup:

The America's Cup is the most famous and prestigious regatta in the sport of
sailing and the oldest active trophy in international sport. Founded in 1851,
the year of the Great Exhibition, it pre-dates the FA Cup by two decades and the
Modern Olympics by 45 years. The America's Cup Regatta is a challenge-driven
yacht racing series that currently involves a best of nine-series of match
races. The Louis Vuitton Cup is the prize for the winner of the Challenger
Selection Series, whilst the America's Cup Match is between the winner of the
Louis Vuitton Cup and the current holder, Alinghi of Switzerland, winner in
Auckland, New Zealand in 2002/03.

About Sail TV:
Sail TV is a 24 hour channel dedicated to bringing marine sports and lifestyle
programming from around the world. Keep up to date with sailing and powerboat
news, event coverage and product reviews to get the most out of your sport.
About Coverage:

Live coverage for the complete race series is available, at a cost of $34.00, on
the following websites: www.sail.tv &

[marlin2] 15/5/2007 20:52

STEGRO,WANT YOUR FREINDS TO HELP YOU OUT.????????

[marlin2] 15/5/2007 20:48

ALL THE SAME PUMPPERS,ON ONE SHARE.THATS MY POINT.LETS BAN HIM, LETS BAN HIM,THE NEW ENGLAND.NO FREE SPEACH

[marlin2] 15/5/2007 20:43

STEGREGO. WAS I TALKING TO YOU,?????????????

[stegrego] 15/5/2007 20:41

What a tw@t you are - any chance of banning that pillock?

[marlin2] 15/5/2007 20:39

BACK TO 40,GOOD LUCK.

[marlin2] 15/5/2007 20:36

THOUGHT SO ALL THE SAME PEOPLE,ONE BOARD ONE PERSON.

[marlin2] 15/5/2007 20:33

LOFTY ,COME OUT TO PLAY.BEFORE YOU OPEN UP YOU BIG MOUTH,

[marlin2] 15/5/2007 19:50

THATS RIGHT YOU JUST OPENED UP,WAS THAT YOUR MOUTH,OR YOUR TROUSERS.HAND ON HEART,LAST WORD ON THIS. T,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,ER

[marlin2] 15/5/2007 19:45

LOFTY, WHO SAID I WAS A GUY.YOU P22222222222222K

[lofty] 14/5/2007 22:13

How the hell do you shut that guy up?

Off now, just opened up, last word, hand on heart, see ya guys. Jeez.

[marlin2] 14/5/2007 21:45

favours. i was here when this board first started,when we all moved from etrade.when did i ever ask you for a favour??????????????WITTEN