The Christian Broadcasting Network (CBN) has purchased a second Snell Sirius router to drive the network's digital broadcasting infrastructure.
The new router, which handles up to 256 x 256 AES audio signals, joins a Sirius system for video routing, which has anchored CBN operations since the network's transition to digital broadcasting in 2005.
The CBN's original Sirius router is currently switching 192 x 192 video inputs and outputs. The new system will switch 192 x 192 AES audio signals, as well as a 64 x 64 time code matrix. A key component of the routing operation is Snell's MCM system, which provides control over both routers and the ability to re-route signals automatically to a redundant path in the event of a crosspoint failure.
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