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| Traffic |
| AVECO automation's work begins on the information network with
the acquisition of playlists from each department of a broadcast station
(programming, commercial, news and promotion) in batch or in continuous
mode. AVECO interfaces with traffic and other playlist systems using
two-way, dynamic data exchange to deliver a tightly coupled, quick
reaction workflow that supports live teamwork even moments before
air time. |
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| Playlist |
| The playlist specifies precisely what, when and how
content is delivered. Playlists can support different types of
events, triggering options, transitions, audio modes and editing possibilities
for smooth operations and to achieve an error free, attractive on-air
look. |
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| Media
Capture |
| The automation controls all processes related to recording
to the videoservers, VTRs and low resolution video servers both automatically
and manually. Complex and repetivie recording sequences can be programmed to take place automatically. |
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| Metadata
and Cataloging |
| When a clip enters the system its accompanying metadata
is captured as well. The clip's record date is added to the metadata
and an expiration date is set according to the workflow. |
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| Media
Management |
| Media Management means the the proper clip is in the
proper place at the proper time. AVECO systems move media as required for playout
including across WAN networks in Central Casting configurations. |
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| Production
and Editing |
| AVECO automation offers a wide menu
of capabilities for final preparation for broadcast of both events
on the playlist and the media content. The system also supports previewing
sequences to insure quality broadcasts. |
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| Broadcasting |
| AVECO systems determine the on-air
readiness of each clip on the playlist. This includes a check on all
devices and systems required to broadcast each event. Broadcast takes place
frame accurately regardless of the number of layered sequences, effects or
last second changes. |
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| Archiving |
| AVECO automation can control robotic archiving systems
with intelligence. Automated sequence can be programmed for moving
clips from archive to playout devices and for storing clips to archives.
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| Reporting,
As-Run Log |
| ASTRA generates the as-run that
lists each event with its time and duration of broadcast. The As-Run
Log is transferred back to the station's planning system. |
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| Device
Control |
| Our automation is able to control
the newest technology and legacy equipment as well. AVECO is determined
to control any device our customers require from videoservers,
VTRs, carts, digital archive through routers and mixers up to VPS
code inserters, captioning, DVE and others. |
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| Low
Resolution Browsing |
| This subsystem allows for web-based
listing of the clips available at the TV station and web-based browsing
of the low-res copies of the material. |
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| Tape
Management |
| The tape logging station allows for entering the metadata,
marking the in and out points by direct VTR control and storing the
data in the system database. |
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| Diagnostics |
| The automation has built-in diagnostics subsystem which
checks the status of the automation itself as well as the status of
all the devices connected to it. |
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| Access
Management |
| AVECO systems control user access to data as well as
to TV technology. The system administrators can define the access
for every user, to every device, to any event on the playlist, and more. |
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| Teamwork |
| The automation supports live teamwork. Several operators
can share jobs, inform each other about the results and coordinate
their efforts. |
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