Harris to unveil G7 integrated broadcast workflow system at NAB2008
Mar 21, 2008 8:05 AM
Harris will introduce the Harris Inscriber G7, an HD/SD 3-D graphics and animation system for live-to air environments, at NAB2008.
The Inscriber G7 combines the functionality of multiple products with graphics technology to provide a 3-D graphics creation and HD/SD playout solution with advanced workflow capabilities.
A key option for the G7 is the Inscriber MOS v5 newsroom graphics management solution, which enables journalists to create customized, template-based graphics from within any newsroom computer system (NRCS), such as ENPS and iNEWS, and automatically insert them into their newsroom rundown. Centralized control playout allows all changes to the NRCS playlist generated from the G-Series graphics systems to be updated automatically across multiple channels.
The G7 features a newly designed graphics engine that supports real-time 2-D and 3-D animation and provides HD graphics simultaneously over two channels.
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