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Update On Broadcast Newsroom Systems Cont.
Xinhua, ABC, CBS, Metro Source, and Sports-Ticker. All standard industry data formats such as ANPA, IPTC and NewsML (XML) are fully supported. Wire data can be accepting via satellite, serial, FTP, TCP/IP and direct file reading. Automatic email ingest, including audio attachments, enables reporters, stringers, foreign correspondents, and the public to submit news items directly into the newsroom system. Integrated fax reception in NewsBoss Wires automatically receives stories and press releases sent to the newsroom by fax. Network audio feeds are captured using the NewsBoss AutoRecorder, a schedule-based, fully unattended audio recording tool. Unattended remote dial-in recording is also supported with an external autoanswer telephone hybrid. The NewsBoss Audio Editor is used for all manual recording tasks in the newsroom, such as pre-recorded wraps, phone interviews, two-way radio, TV and other audio sources. Once recorded, fast audio editing enables users to prepare a clip for use on air. is its fourth generation newsroom computer system, running on either Linux or a Microsoft Windows operating system and using off-the shelf standard IT hardware. New NIS4 functions include a plug-in to enable journalists to trim clips from the NIS desktop and include them in the news rundown, a plugin to build and export EDLs to FCP, and a NIS rundown rich export to Oasys Player, including calling news graphics templates and realtime graphics linked to text in the rundown.

Octopus Newsroom Tablet

Octopus Newsroom’s Octopus Tablet makes specific live information available to studio floor personnel on Apple iPad and Android tablets. The Octopus Tablet is a client for the established Octopus6 newsroom computer system. Three viewing screens, Rundown, Anchor and Media, show the live status of these three areas. They display the latest versions the rundown, the anchor’s script and available media in the form of graphics and video footage.

Evoxe NIS4

Evoxe is a Dutch company that has been providing newsroom computer systems for over a decade. NIS4

PlayBox Technology NewsAir

TV news channel Bulgaria On

Evoxe NIS4 – full newsroom integration

Air recently chose PlayBox Technology’s NewsAir as its platform for news preparation workflow. NewsAir brings together all the content used for news presentations. It organises live or recorded news material such as video, texts, stills, news agency stories, phone calls, CGs and graphics for inclusion in the bulletins. Bulgaria On Air has purchased a license for 25 people, such as administrators, reporters, directors, editors, to use the system simultaneously. NewsAir is a web-based system which can be accessed via Internet using all existing operating systems.

Quantel Filespeed

Quantel this year launched ‘Filespeed’ for its Enterprise sQ News/Sports production system. Features include faster and quicker file-based workflows including XDCAM HD using sQ Fileflow; faster software editors; faster and easier playout with the new LiveTouch option, and full screen monitor output on the sQ Edit desktop editor. RCS & RDS, Romania’s leading provider of TV, internet
Quantel’s sQ Fileflow offers powerful automation of file import and export CONTINUED ON PAGE 50

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