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The system will enable the channel to send live as well as to store
and forward video clips from other bureaus over leased line networks,
says the release.
The laptop-based mobile newsgathering equipment, vid'link mobileT
will be deployed at remote locations for store and forward video
transfer over non-conventional media like ISDN and dial up internet
connections. The advanced codec used in vid'link mobileT compresses
the video almost 70 per cent more efficiently than other compression
standards without compromising on the quality, says the release.
The cost of transferring the video from remote locations is extremely
low compared to traditional mediums like VSAT, leased lines, claims
the release.
Elaborating on how Beehive's broadcast solutions will benefit the
channel, C&NP executive director Suresh Narayanan said, "vid'link
will help our remote bureaus transmit critical videos real-time
at low bandwidth. The value addition is - it also gives the option
of 'Store and Forward' in the same box. The laptop-based vid'linkMobile
empowers our widely spread reporters to send their packaged stories
back to the central studio at significantly low cost and without
having to travel with bulky equipments."
According to Beehive Systems vice-president, business development
Ajay Pal Singh, "We believe Amrita TV's quality content will
be perfectly backed up by Beehive's cutting edge digital solutions."
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