Dilithium has announced the availability of live video and VOD streaming support for Blackberry handsets utilizing the Dilithium Content Adapter.

The DCA supports live and VOD streaming for a range of mobile devices, including Nokia, Motorola, Samsung, LG, Sony Ericsson and the Apple iPhone and iPod Touch. The DCA solution is an infrastructure offering that can be deployed by operators and service providers enabling their customers to access live or on-demand video content through the standard players and handset browsers.

DCA supports the most live and pre-recorded video formats and performs on-the-fly and on-demand transport, media formatting, and codec and bitrate adaptation. Customers do not need to install a special application on their handset, and can access the video services via EDGE, Wi-Fi, or 3G networks, depending on the Blackberry model.

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