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ITV expands Pharos audio server system
Nov 16, 2004 8:00 AM, Audio Technology Update e-newsletter
U.K. broadcaster ITV has implemented an expanded Pharos audio server system at its new voiceover recording facilities at the Southern Transmission Center on London's South Bank.
The new resource enables voice-over presenters to create audio interstitials for the ITV1 network and regions, as well as for ITV2 and the new ITV3.
The new installation consists of three Pharos audio servers integrated with a Pharos Mediator database-driven media manager.
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