Storage & Networking

OIART chooses Avastor

The Ontario audio recording school has selected Avastor dual-FireWire hard drives...

Computer Networks Part II

This tutorial covers the basics of IP addressing as well as provides an overview of the network. You should get a better understanding of IP-based networks and how the different parts work together to move data across it...

Grass Valley to host a series of road shows with latest technology

Grass Valley is bringing its multiformat HD production and live production solutions to a city near you in North America...

MLB Network manages ad operations with Broadway Systems platform

Because MLB Network is a new network, there were no legacy system issues, so implementation was fast and easy...

Maple Leafs Sports and Entertainment stores content with DataDirect Networks

The company has created a central media repository based on a massive file storage system...

Computer networks Part 1

Now that computers interact and control just about every aspect of the modern TV studio and transmitter, it’s vitally important that today’s engineer have the knowledge and skills to keep them running. And because hardly any computer works alone, the networks that connect them are just as important in keeping a station on the air. Understanding how a network functions and what to consider when putting one together or expanding an existing one are now one of the basic knowledge requirements of a broadcast engineer...

Singapore's StarHub uses Omneon to implement efficient tapeless workflow

The MediaGrid active storage system will be at the core of new, fully automated tapeless workflow...

Andrita Media Center manages 100TB archive with Front Porch Digital technology

A DIVArchive system is managing the transfer, storage and restoration of content for the 26 television channels it broadcasts around-the-clock...

Panasonic ships 16GB and 32GB E series P2 cards

The P2 cards provide high-quality recording for an average of five years with normal operation...

Cache-A announces Prime-Cache data tape deck

The archive applicance stores data on cartridges that have a native capacity of 800GB, providing the ability to store more than 60 hours of 25Mb/s SD or more than 15 hours of 100Mb/s HD content...

New 360 Systems HD server offers low cost per channel

MAXX-HD provides an attractive price/performance package and the lowest cost-per-channel...

China Telecom rolls out mobile video streaming service

Nokia Siemens Networks' 3G CDMA EvDO network is supplying the delivery platform...

Maine affiliate WAGM streamlines trafficking with Grass Valley K2 server

The K2 server platform allows the station to bring in more content per day...

Andrita Media Center converts playout to OmniBus iTX

The Andrita Media Center is a new 106,000sq-ft multichannel HD/SD network origination facility located in Los Angeles...

Freedom Broadcasting unleashes the Harris NewsForce

Sister stations have deployed a Harris NewsForce platform to increase productivity and streamline the handling of content...

Ubiquitous viewing stresses technical backbone

On-demand viewing has put huge pressures on broadcast and cable technical infrastructures...


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