Broadcast Server delivers diverse functionality from 2U chassis.
April 4, 2012 -
With up to 4 video channels and space for 9 TB internal storage, VENICE integrates content into existing workflows and plays it out. Server comes equipped with 10 Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.0 interfaces as well as functions to enhance file-based broadcasting workflows, including support for file formats such as GXF and codecs such as H.264 AVC. Along with transwrapping engine, features include metadata editing and read while write capabilities when interplaying with Avid® editing systems.
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Original Press release
DVS Digital Video Systems AG
Krepenstrasse 8
Hannover, , 30165
Germany
At NAB 2012, DVS Will Present its Broadcast Server VENICE with Numerous Highlights
Now available in a 2U chassis, VENICE comes with many enhancements such as support of various new file formats and codecs allowing unprecedented flexibility and performance.
Hanover/Las Vegas. From April 16-19, DVS will be launching its multi-channel broadcast server VENICE in a new form-factor at booth SL6815. In its 2U chassis, VENICE offers an extended feature set while having reduced its size by 50%. The DVS broadcast server also introduces striking new functions to enhance file-based broadcasting workflows: with support for various file formats such as GXF and codecs such as H.264 AVC, VENICE easily integrates content, e.g. archive material, into existing workflows and plays it out. The new transwrapping engine as well as metadata editing for file or signal ingests further expand the broadcast server's possibilities. VENICE now also features extended "read while write" capabilities when interplaying with Avid® editing systems.
VENICE is now available in a 2U chassis offering space for up to 9 TB of internal storage and up to 4 video channels. Equipped as standard with 10 Gigabit Ethernet and USB 3.0 interfaces, the DVS broadcast server meets revolutionary standards for the fastest data processing and transfer speeds - and all in a small form factor. The new VENICE is easy to maintain and specially designed for mobile use.
VENICE's broadcasting flexibility is shown in various tasks like ingest, transcoding or play-out, since they can be freely structured and processed automatically. In combination with DVS's integrated data management software Spycer®, VENICE enables users to optimize and accelerate their workflows with metadata edit functions. TV broadcasters in particular will benefit from facilitated operations in their workflows thanks to new features for file and signal ingest - and operators can easily customize the metadata attributes of their ingested P2 and XDCAM® material to suit their workflows needs.
The intelligent combination of the DVS broadcast server with the Spycer® data management software proves to be highly effective in fast media turnaround scenarios. The upgraded Spycer® software enables easy access to both Avid ISIS® storage and Interplay® production asset management (PAM) systems. This allows users to perform live video ingest via HD-SDI and file ingest from Professional DiscsTM and P2 media on ISIS®/Interplay® production systems using VENICE. By integrating the Avid® systems into the Spycer® network, the required material is available on all workstations immediately.
Thanks to the "frame chase editing" function in VENICE, video material can be viewed and edited even while it is being recorded.
VENICE also features a new transwrapping engine which is responsible for providing and processing digital content. By eliminating decoding and encoding processes, VENICE maintains the high quality of the source material und saves valuable time especially in fast media turnaround scenarios.
Niklas Fabian, Product Manager at DVS: "Right on time for NAB 2012, we will be launching the next step of our broadcast server in the form of VENICE2U, which will meet revolutionary standards for the fastest data processing and transfer speeds - and all of it comes in a small form factor. Thanks to its compatibility with all established broadcast solutions, its modular and open structure as well as the multi-channel software and hardware architecture, VENICE offers real benefits for modern, futureproof, file-based broadcast workflows."
About DVS: DVS, a Rohde & Schwarz company, is a leading manufacturer of high-quality hardware and software for broadcast, digital film and video post production, presentation and event markets. DVS applications cover the production of popular TV series and Hollywood blockbusters, and enable 4K films for Digital Cinema. With over 25 years of experience in the professional video industry, DVS has cultivated a "passion for perfection," and continues to develop revolutionary systems for customized, flexible, high-performance workflows. With CLIPSTER®, DVS was the first company in the world to make real-time 4K processing possible. Its future-proof broadcast server VENICE offers a flexible solution for modern, file-based workflows in broadcast environments.
Headquartered in Hanover (Germany) and Los Angeles (USA), DVS also has branch offices in New York (USA), Miami (USA), Paris (France), and Singapore. www.dvs.de
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