Our winning line-up of hardware:
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The MediaServer 4000 HDThis is our HDTV Digital Media Server and workstation enabling display of virtually any digital media known today, without the need for pre-rendering. It is our premier live TV News, TV Weather, dedicated channel, and video server all-in-one. Housed in a 4U rack mountable case (with dual HD-SDI output and tri-sync genlock), it is used in TV stations, CATV, and satellite channels, all over the world, it is designed to be bullet-proof for the most demanding application – live TV. It can stand on its own, running a single live TV presentation or unattended channel, or control, schedule, and manage other MediaServers across a LAN, WAN, or VPN worldwide. |
The MediaServer 2000 HD Player/InserterThis is our HDTV Digital Media Player enabling display of virtually any digital media known today. It is our workhorse dedicated channel and video server, in a 2U rack mountable case (with dual HD-SDI output and optional tri-sync genlock). Used in TV stations, CATV, and satellite channels, all over the world, it is designed to be bullet-proof for the most demanding application – live TV. It can be coupled with our MediaServer 4000 for unattended channel management that can be controlled, scheduled, and managed from a central location across a LAN, WAN, or VPN worldwide. Highly flexible and configurable, it fits a wide range of budgets. It also has the ability to do commercial insertion, or station ID insertions. For example, some of our clients use it for inserting a 10 second live station ID with live Doppler radar along with a sponsorship. It waits for signals from station automation, plays the station ID and live radar with voice-over and sponsor, and then resets and waits for the next scheduled event. |
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The MediaServer 9000 Video Blade SystemThis novel hardware concept enables the ultimate in flexibility and future expansion. Configurable on-demand, this solution can house up to 9 video blades in an 8U chassis, which can be configured for multiple and diverse roles. For example, one blade can be used as a workstation and remoted using a KVM solution to a desktop work area. The other 8 can be configured to run independently managed video channels over different media (HD-SDI, point-to-point video over IP, video over LAN/WAN/VPN). Or, let’s say you wish to start small, with just 2 channels, the remainder can be configured as backup or left blank for future expansion. The Video Blade system can be configured in 4U, 6U, and 8U chassis covering a wide range of deployment needs. Even more impressive, these Video Blades can be upgraded to new hardware in-place at any time in the future. |
