PRESS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Touch-Tone Telephone Simplifies Access Channel Programming

DRAPER, UT, May 7, 2004. FrameRate, the leading provider of complete multimedia delivery solutions, announced today the release of DiaLink™, a feature allowing viewers to select programming on public, educational, and government access channels by using their touch-tone telephone.

The module, now incorporated within FrameRate's Millennium ContentServer, greatly expands the utility of bulletin-board channels on access television by allowing the community to select the programming they will see rather than having to wait for it to play in a loop.

In operation, access channel viewers dial a telephone number and enter program selection codes using their touch-tone keypad. Each code is associated with a particular topic. Playback of bulletins for the selected topic begins immediately. Upon completion, the system returns to normal programming.

"For information-rich access channels, DiaLink eliminates the need to watch dozens of information slides while waiting for that one piece of information you need, " said James Harvey, President and CEO of FrameRate. "For example, an entire set of bulletins for a single topic, such as Parks and Recreation, can be accessed by the community instantly without waiting, simply by dialing a local phone number and entering a selection code. Complete video-on-demand programming is possible by simply assigning selection codes to video programming stored on the system."

DiaLink is a powerful tool that allows immediate selection of thousands of topics of interest to your community. Examples include community bulletins, emergency telephone numbers, Amber Alerts, video programs, safety announcements, and more.

More information on FrameRate products and services may be found on the FrameRate web site at http://www.framerate.com. Online demos are available.

About FrameRate
FrameRate is a leading supplier of digital signage, video servers, and channel automation solutions that allow users to fully automate their television and information display programming. FrameRate product applications include emergency alert systems, retail point of purchase, corporate communications/training, government and education, and menu boards in venues such as kiosks, cable television, factories, trains, ski resorts, corporate offices, banks, stadiums, hotels, hospitals, airports, malls, and wherever people congregate. FrameRate was founded in 1993 and is based in Draper, Utah.