Replacing aging SDI-based infrastructures with newly-developed, internet protocol (IP) based infrastructure technology has become an increasingly popular choice among broadcasters seeking to improve workflow efficiency and cut costs. IP infrastructures permit stream-data to be transported over Ethernet networks, rather than via SDI (serial digital interface) switches and cables, and offer numerous advantages to broadcasters. IP infrastructures are far less costly to build and maintain. They also provide greater capacity and enhanced flexibility, allowing broadcast operations to grow more quickly and run more smoothly with fewer problems. |
| Overview
Cinegy’s suite of IP infrastructure products consists of a group of modular tools designed to replace outdated SDI architecture and manage every aspect of a broadcast production environment encompassing potentially hundreds of channels. It includes tools for managing HD and SD network streams and satellite feeds while preserving maximum signal quality. It can manage multiple RTP signals from a single station while keeping each registered stream under control. The Cinegy IP infrastructure suite includes Cinegy Gateway, Cinegy Monitor enables you to monitor streams from satellites, camera feeds, playout devices and other sources simultaneously. It features a robust alert system for signal problems as well as meters for audio and VU analysis. Cinegy Monitor works using ordinary Ethernet and does not need any special hardware to run. When combined with Cinegy Gateway it is possible to monitor both SDI and IP streams simultaneously, achieving the same results as hardware multi-monitor solutions but with greater functionality and far less cost. Cinegy Monitor can display a multiplexed feed from a single, standard satellite receiver, and therefore receive 16 or more channels simultaneously rather than just one. Running on any standard PC, you can monitor any incoming or outgoing signal wherever and however required. |
Features of Cinegy’s IP infrastructure suite
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