Fabelaktiv chooses EVS for move to tapeless studio production, playout

Jul 9, 2008 11:14 AM

    

Fabelaktiv, one of Norway’s biggest production companies that produces daily lottery programs for Norsk Tipping (Norwegian National Lottery), documentaries and children's programs for NRK (Norwegian Broadcasting), will invest in EVS technology as it moves into a fully tapeless production setup.

Fabelaktiv decided on a tapeless solution consisting of EVS' HD-ready, six-channel XT[2] production and playout server, IPDirector production suite and XStore[2] media storage unit. EVS' equipment and software will be integrated with Fabelaktiv's existing Avid Interplay system.

For more information, visit www.evs.tv.




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