IBC 2008 |
| Wednesday, 23rd July, 2008 |
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 | Belgian Chamber of Representatives |
| Friday, 27th June, 2008 |
| The Belgian Chamber of Representatives, recently ordered new features for the Debates Recording System. Features like re-fetching sequences and importing audio from an external source like an MP3 file. Also, because of an internal need, in the new DRS it will be possible to handle meetings for several services in the same Debates Recording System.
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| International Football Organization |
| Wednesday, 11th June, 2008 |
| An International Football Organization, recently purchased an upgrade of their LogDepot conference recording environment with an extra 8-channel audio logger. This logger will enable conference recording in their old building in Zürich as an addition to the already existing Logdepot system in their newly built headquarters.
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| AES 2008 |
| Monday, 2nd June, 2008 |
| From 17-20 May, Arbor was present at the AES convention in Amsterdam. At the show Arbor established some interesting contacts.
We would like to thank all visitors who have come to our booth. We hope to see you again at the IBC convention, which will take place from 12-16 September 2008!
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| The Icelandic broadcaster Ríkisútvarpiđ |
| Friday, 30th May, 2008 |
| The Icelandic broadcaster Ríkisútvarpiđ, or RUV in short, recently upgraded their LogDepot audio and video system to version 5.
They primarily use the system for compliance recording and archiving, but have recently started to use it for providing A/V content to their web site as well.
In combination with a Rimage DVD robot, they also use LogDepot to provide the Icelandic National Audiovisual Archive with a copy of their broadcasts.
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| Agence France-Presse |
| Friday, 23rd May, 2008 |
| Agence France-Presse, or AFP in short, recently purchased a LogDepot TV-over-IP system containing five audio channels and a huge 19-channel videologging system. With this system they are able store all broadcasts for later use, to watch live broadcasts on their network and can preview on-demand audio and video. The system also offers scheduled extraction of fragments to various targets (web sites, CD/DVD, personal download etc).
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| European Parliament |
| Friday, 23rd May, 2008 |
| The European Parliament has yet again chosen Arbor to deliver a debates recording system for their new “D5” building in Brussels. They now have a massive 88 audio channels and 6 video channels in total. The new system contains a Fetcher with 7 Terabyte A/V storage, a LogDepot audio and video logger, a Rimage DVD robot and ‘DRS’, our advanced debates recording and management system.
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| Danish Radio |
| Monday, 28th April, 2008 |
| Danish Broadcasting Company DR recently purchased two additional hi-resolution video encoders and upgraded two of their existing loggers to record hi-res video as well. They now have full redundancy on their hi-res system. |
| TV2 |
| Monday, 28th April, 2008 |
| Danish television broadcaster TV2 purchased 2 additional video encoders and new server hardware.
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| European Parliament, Brussels |
| Monday, 25th February, 2008 |
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The department of the European Parliament in Brussels ordered a considerably large upgrade of their media storage and logging equipment. They've expanded their storage to 16 Terabyte and added a video logger, an audio logger and a mobile logging system to their Log Depot arsenal. |
| European Parliament, Strasbourg |
| Monday, 25th February, 2008 |
| The department of the European Parliament in Strasbourg ordered an upgrade of their LogDepot media storage to a massive 16 Terabyte.
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