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Home >> 8VSB >> Multi Channel
MPEG-4 Based Broadcast Archiving System
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| High Performance Yet
Cost Effective Server Based MPEG-4 Four Channel Standard Definition
Broadcast Video Logger with Standard NTSC or PAL Composite
Video and Audio Inputs. Designed for Cable and On Air Operators
Who Need Automated Archiving of All "On Air" Programming
for 30, 60 or More Days for Legal Purposes Such as UK's OFCOM.
All Material Stored on Hard Drives with Time Stamped Frames
in Separate 15, 30, 60, or 120 Minute Files. Each File is
Time Stamped and Stored as Extension to File Name on Hard
Drive. Typically Configured with Two Tera Bytes for Many Months
of Storage.
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Features:
- Simultaneously captures, encodes, and saves four channels
of video programs
- Video compression: MPEG-4 Part 10/AVC/H.264
- Server-based with dual power supplies
- Audio support for unbalanced audio
- Customizable GUI for setup and storage
- Files are easy to search and retrieve with time-stamp
via video overlay
- Stores archives in 30, 60, 90, or 120 minute segments
- Alarm logs with messaging upon failure
- Archives stored on removable IDE hard drives
- Ships with four 120 GB hard drives configured as RAID
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- 2 Terabytes of hard disk storage
- Records closed captioning
- Configured for 30 fps but can be reconfigured for different
frame rates to reduce file size (Frame rate can be anywhere
between 18 and 30 fps without any significant degradations)
- Stored files can be overwritten or saved
- Brightness, contrast, saturation, and chroma phase can
be adjusted separately for each channel
- Recorded files can be transferred to DVD CD or tape, or
sent via FTP
- View files with Windows® Media Player
- View files locally or remotely
- System activities are logged to help determine the cause
of any technical problem
Options:
- Additional hard disk storage
Applications:
- Legal Backups for cable operators
- Legal Backups for mobile operators
- Legal Backups for On Air Operators
- Surveillance archives for operations purposes
- Archiving competitive broadcasts for later review
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