DigitalGlue | News and Case Studies

Major New York Broadcaster Partners With DigitalGlue to Upgrade Digital HD Newsgathering Operations

November 5, 2015

A flagship television station in New York City has selected DigitalGlue for a significant upgrade of its digital HD newsgathering facilities. The project, which utilizes Harmonic's advanced encoding and decoding solutions, will enhance the station's mobile news vehicles for satellite and microwave transmissions, improving the quality of remote broadcasts. The station praised the package for its price/performance ratio, image quality, and user-friendly interface.

Naval Surface Warfare Center Awards Large Contract to DigitalGlue for Next-Generation Playout Solution

November 3, 2015

The U.S. Naval Surface Warfare Center (NSWC), Corona Division, has selected DigitalGlue for a $1 million+ contract to upgrade the Weapons Impact Scoring Set (WISS) with next-generation acquisition, playout, and storage solutions. This technology upgrade, driven by the recent shift to high-definition 1080p video, will enhance the training system's ability to improve weapon firing capabilities for military aircraft crews. DigitalGlue was chosen for its expertise in broadcasting technology and in-house software development, ensuring seamless integration with the government-developed control software.

City of Thousand Oaks Selects DigitalGlue to Provide Next Generation Production and Playout Solution From Harmonic

October 26, 2015

The City of Thousand Oaks has partnered with DigitalGlue to upgrade its TOTV government access channel, enhancing its broadcast capabilities with state-of-the-art Harmonic MediaDeck™ 7000 servers and ProMedia® Carbon transcoders. This upgrade ensures reliable, high-quality broadcasting of council meetings and city events, while seamlessly integrating with TOTV's existing workflow and paving the way for future technological advancements.

Introducing Harmonic MediaGrid Shared Storage System

October 13, 2015

Introducing the Harmonic MediaGrid Shared Storage System, designed for applications that require real-time, shared storage, including edit-in-place, collaborative editing, and OTT streaming. This Ethernet-based, scale-out solution offers consistent high performance, up to 504 TB of raw capacity, and seamless integration with Spectrum™ media servers and ProMedia® X Origin. Simple to deploy and scale, the MediaGrid system is an ideal choice for media workflows demanding high bandwidth and reliability.

RTV Slovenia Deploys Bridge Technologies Monitoring System for IP, Terrestrial and Satellite Network

October 6, 2015

RTV Slovenia has enhanced its broadcast capabilities by deploying a comprehensive monitoring system from Bridge Technologies to oversee its DVB-T/T2, DVB-S/S2, and IP delivery networks. The system integrates advanced probes for real-time analysis and monitoring across multiple platforms, allowing RTV Slovenia to maintain high service quality and swiftly address any issues before they impact viewers. This deployment ensures future-ready monitoring that supports the broadcaster's evolving delivery platforms without requiring additional upgrades.

All IP Video Production Workflow

August 11, 2015

The shift towards IP-based workflows in media production is accelerating, with COTS (Commercial Off-The-Shelf) infrastructure now dominating, even in areas traditionally reserved for video-specific functionality. This trend, highlighted by Cisco's proof of concept for frame-accurate video switching over IP at NAB, signals the gradual demise of SDI and a move towards standardization in network media. As the industry adapts to this change, discussions on fully IP-based workflows will be a major focus at upcoming industry events like IBC.

Centralized Video Storage System

July 28, 2015

MediaGrid's Ethernet-based network storage is designed to deliver massive bandwidth and low latency, making it ideal for media workflows by allowing multiple applications to access media simultaneously without bottlenecks. This system's scalability and seamless integration with existing networks ensure that content producers can manage large media files and numerous concurrent users efficiently.

Why Video Storage is Different

July 14, 2015

Video storage requires a different approach from traditional enterprise storage due to the unique demands of video workflows. Unlike typical data, video files are large and require fast access and real-time performance, necessitating storage systems with high scalability, enormous bandwidth, and low latency. While enterprise IT systems often focus on transaction speed, video workflows prioritize the ability to access and process large files efficiently across multiple applications, making specialized storage solutions essential for seamless video production and distribution.

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