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Crispin implements BXF interface at WGCU
May 16, 2007 8:00 AM
The control room at PBS station WGCU, in Fort Myers, FL, uses Crispin automation to run the playout systems.
Crispin has implemented a Broadcast Exchange Format (BXF) interface between traffic and automation, based on the emerging SPMTE BXF protocol standard, at WGCU, a Fort Myers, FL, PBS affiliate co-located with Florida Gulf Coast University.
The system provides a dynamic and automated exchange of the traffic program schedule from ProTrack to Crispin automation. RapidPlayX, Crispin’s highly scalable on-air playback application, can automatically load the program schedule for fully automated, on-air presentation. The new dynamic exchange eliminates the need for manual steps in the file and material transfer process.
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