| The system allows multiple users to access
the same video simultaneously as compared to analog tape-based storage
where only one user can use a tape at one time, adds the release.
TxLog requires no quality check or maintenance as compared to VTR
tapes that need constant maintenance, as data is prone to generational
loss due to copying.
Besides these features, Beehive provided CNBC-TV 18 with a noteworthy
customized feature, which will enable a moneycontrol.com journalist
to view the video/file as well as type the report at the same time
on the screen. This 'view' and 'report' feature is helpful for a
journalist, as he would not have to go back and forth between the
video and the report.
CNBC-TV18's technology head, Piyush Gupta said, "We replaced
our analog tape-based system with Beehive's digital tape-based system
as we were increasingly experiencing the operational and functional
limitations of the analog system. The solution Beehive offered was
meeting every requirement of a tape-less logging system - from storage
to effortless access and retrieval to easy management to scalability.
The superior compression used by TxLog offers a wide range of encoding
bit rates, and hence provides greater flexibility to achieve the
best possible combination of video quality and storage. To top it
all, it's cost effective, which makes it an extremely win-win solution
for CNBC-TV 18."
TxLog can be used in multiple scenarios depending upon the need
of the broadcaster. Besides using it as a website content update
solution as being used by CNBC-TV 18, it can also be used to log
advertisements as an objective evidence of the ads displayed on
air. Other usage is - monitoring the content/programmes of competitors
by saving the whole programme and making it available on the PC,
informs the release.
According to Beehive Systems' vice president business development,
Ajay Pal Singh, "It's a matter of pride for us to be associated
with CNBC TV18 for the third time now. We believe our digital storage
system, TxLog will help CNBC-TV 18 equip its journalists with information
at their fingertips and at the same time make the whole process
of storing, preserving, moving and sharing content cost-effective
and easy."
With rapid application of computer technology in the broadcast
industry, there is suddenly an increased focus on content or "asset
management". This is where Beehive's TxLog comes in as a solution
that meets the customers' expectation of "information at the
finger tips".
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