Tag Archives: Distributed Computing

Visit LEAD Technologies at Microsoft Ignite 2015 in 2 Weeks!

Posted on 2015-04-15 by Katie

Are you ready for Microsoft’s brand-new enterprise tech conference, Microsoft Ignite? As a long-time exhibitor at Microsoft’s other individual shows, we are excited to see what’s buzzing and meet with other software developers, project managers, integrators and exhibitors. If you … Continue reading →

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LEAD Exhibiting at Microsoft Ignite 2015

Posted on 2015-02-24 by Katie

The new Microsoft enterprise tech conference, Microsoft Ignite, is bringing together the best of their past individual events — the Management Summit and Exchange, SharePoint, Lync, Project, and TechEd conferences — for a single, tech-fueled conference with better content and … Continue reading →

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LEADTOOLS Multimedia Version 18 and the Cloud

Posted on 2013-03-27 by Gabriel Smith

Lately we’ve had some customers inquire about using LEADTOOLS Multimedia 18 with the Cloud SDK. This is a perfect choice since the conversion of audio/video files is what originally sparked the creation of our Cloud SDK. LEADTOOLS Multimedia V18 gives … Continue reading →

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OCR + Cloud SDK = KaChing!

Posted on 2012-04-19 by Otis

I’ve been writing a lot about the Cloud SDK lately, which isn’t surprising given the amount of time I’ve spent programming with it. Perhaps I didn’t have much of a choice when the engineers took over my machine during its … Continue reading →

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Elementary Stream Filters for Distributed Transcoding are Here!

Posted on 2012-04-02 by Otis

You may remember my post a few weeks ago on distributed multimedia transcoding where I talked about a set of unreleased filters that handle the splitting and merging of large audio/video files. For those of you who have been on … Continue reading →

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