Pro-Bel will be at NAB2008 with new Morpheus automation developments, new control and monitoring and an enhanced master control switcher
A wide range of new Morpheus features and functions will be shown for the first time at NAB2008 including significant steps forward in providing resilience with Morpheus Panoplay, delivering configurable channel synchronization across multiple redundant systems for both main and regional opt-outs and Morpheus Event Time Linking to allow multiple channels to be triggered in time from a nominated event within another channel.
NAB2008 also will see the launch of an entirely new version of Morpheus Control and Monitoring (MCM), Pro-Bel’s overarching command-and-control capability that covers the entire content production and delivery infrastructure. In addition, Pro-Bel will make a major Morpheus announcement at the show, which will be of particular interest to any broadcaster looking for powerful delivery automation in a compact and affordable package.
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