
It’s a high definition world out there – big, bold and full of possibilities. Your customers expect it and your business demands it. And here’s the good news – stunning media is just the beginning of the experience. High Definition Media Distribution from Generation Technologies lets you unleash your true HD potential.
Simply put, HD Media Distribution from Generation Technologies helps you transition to HD without crushing your budget. It’s a simple integration solution that gives you full control from start to finish.
Breaking down HD content opens up powerful new opportunities to track and control. While our competitors may suggest that video and metadata components are just fine intertwined – we know there’s a better way. That’s why we split the two components for easier metadata sharing between associated video clips. In the newsroom that means you can send updates without sending the entire package. And you don’t have to wait for both components to arrive before sending updates involving just one component.
It’s all there – performance, cost-savings and much more. A powerful turnkey solution inside the workhorse that made us famous: the Digital Media Edge Server. Simply upgrade your existing Edge Server or we’ll deploy one that’s pre-configured. No user installation means a quick start and we’ll install all future updates via the Internet.
Rave reviews in the Microsoft spotlight at NAB – ”Generation Technologies and CBS NEWSPATH have put together a state-of-the-art system that is pushing the boundaries of innovation in newsgathering. The quality, and efficiency improvements delivered by the Windows-based platform and WMV9 (VC-1) will give CBS NEWSPATH a competitive advantage and cost-savings in distributing content to their many affiliates.” - Kevin Unangst, Director of Windows Digital Media at Microsoft Corporation. |
Our experience, expertise and innovative approach provide an unparalleled advantage in fully engaging and exploiting the benefits of HD media for our customers around the world. We developed the world’s first broadcast newsroom computer system, and to this day, the developers of that first system are still involved in the daily operations of our company. In an age of rapidly changing technologies, that kind of first-hand experience is priceless.