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Pakistan’s Wateen TV automates playout with Pebble Beach Systems
Nov 24, 2008 12:15 PM
In addition to the Neptune automation system, Wateen TV has installed Omneon video servers and MediaGrid storage, Vizrt branding, never.no interactive solutions and a BTS traffic system.
Pebble Beach Systems is supplying one of its Neptune automation systems to Wateen TV in Pakistan as part of a turnkey solution for a new 15-channel playout center. The Neptune system will automate the processes dedicated to content ingest and transmission playout.
Wateen TV’s new 15-channel service is based in a new facility in Lahore. The project incorporates three TV studios, with each studio equipped with four cameras, 2M/E video switchers, a sound mixer and studio lighting equipment. In addition to the Neptune automation system, Wateen TV has installed Omneon video servers and MediaGrid storage, Vizrt branding, never.no interactive solutions and a BTS traffic system.
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