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Gascom chooses Scopus compression system
Dec 2, 2005 11:02 AM, Beyond The Headlines e-newsletter
The Scopus Intelligent Video Gateway is a high-capacity digital video
processing platform that provides a cost-effective solution for delivering digital
TV content.
Russian communications company Gascom has selected Scopus Video Networks to supply and install a complete headend for transmission of compressed video over a multi-transponder satellite infrastructure. The move will significantly expand Gascom’s uplink capabilities. It is the third Gascom uplink project that Scopus has been awarded.
The new multi-transponder headend compression system, installed through
The Telco Group, has increased Gascom’s capabilities from 24 to 50 channels
by deploying a larger number of transponders. The system selected by Gascom comprises Scopus’ E-1000 encoders, IVG-7X00 video gateways, and the NMS-4000 network management system.
The Intelligent Video Gateway (IVG) is a high-capacity digital video processing platform. The NMS-4000 is a comprehensive broadcast headend network management system that allows integrated monitoring, as well as configuring and controlling of compression systems. The NMS enables automatic redundancy in the headend.
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