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Functionality
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MGW 2000 transmits multiple
channels of live TV and video over IP networks. It can receive up to six
live analog signals, encode them in real- time to MPEG- 1 or MPEG- 2 and
then stream them over an IP network in multicast or unicast mode. MGW 2000
also supports near on- demand transmission of 10 pre- recorded streams,
including MP3 files. With MGW 2000, operators and organizations can utilize
their DSL, fiber and Ethernet LANs for IP- based TV broadcasts. |
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Web-Based
Remote Management |
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MGW 2000's
remote management system enables the configuration, operation and monitoring
of multiple streams via a Web- based management application. Alternatively,
system integrators can develop customized front- ends using MGW 2000 ActiveX
controls and DirectShow development tools. |
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Scheduling
and Low Latency Capabilities |
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A scheduling interface
allows MGW 2000 operators to plan programming, encoding and transmission
sessions ahead of time. Additional features such as low latency, Diffserv
QoS support and closed caption support, ensure that TV over IP transmissions
powered by MGW 2000, meet the stringent requirements of live broadcasting
applications. |
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Parliament
houses and corporations: |
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Several parliament houses
are using the MGW 2000 to stream multiple channels of live debates, committee
proceedings and news over an IP network to the desktops of hundreds of representatives
and staffers. Other major corporations are using MGW 2000 to stream the
monthly proceedings of board meetings over corporate intranets to company
executives. |
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Intelligence
and law enforcement : |
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Major law enforcement agencies
are using MGW 2000 platforms in border surveillance systems, allowing them
to detect, identify, track and intercept illegal vessels infiltrating territorial
waters. MGW 2000 is also proving an important solution for intelligence
agencies, which use it for open intelligence gathering to monitor foreign
TV broadcasts in real- time. MGW 2000 receives multiple TV signals, encodes
them to MPEG- 1 and MPEG- 2, and then streams them over an IP network to
agents, who can monitor and collate the content at their desktops. The signals
are also transferred to a video server where they are archived for later
intelligence analysis. |
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