Future TV
Beirut, Lebanon

As part of a major infrastructure upgrade, Future TV has deployed a new production and playout workflow built around the SeaChange Broadcast MediaLibrary/MediaClient nearline storage and play-to-air server solution. The system is improving the efficiency of Future TV’s workflow thanks to the centralized access it is able to deliver to all of the operation’s news content.

Soldiers Media Center, U.S. Armed Forces
Manheim, Germany & Vicenza, Italy

SeaChange Broadcast MediaCluster (BMC) video server technology is at the heart of Soldiers Media Center’s worldwide broadcast network, which delivers programming to U.S. armed forces personnel stationed around the world. SeaChange managed the entire three-site installation and worked in conjunction with AFN engineering to integrate, install and commission the hardware and operational software systems while concurrently training Soldiers Media Center's technical and operational staff based in California, Germany and Italy.

“For the first time in military broadcasting history, Army programming can be sent instantaneously from one point to a central hub enabling the Army and the Department of Defense to inform our internal audiences faster than ever before. Strategically, the Soldiers Media Center can pass information from forward broadcasting organizations overseas in a timely manner, enabling the Army Public Affairs leadership to communicate more effectively and efficiently to Army senior commanders on stories and issues impacting their Soldiers and families stationed around the world. It is a fantastic communications capability for the Army.”
GCol. Richard H. Breen, Jr., Commander, Soldiers Media Center

Telelombardia
Milan, Italy

“The flexibility of SeaChange's broadcast video systems and its proven history of reliability made a logical choice as we evaluated how to best expand our play-to-air capabilities. The BML/MCL platform will allow us to meet our current needs and grow as future requirements dictate.”
Sandro Franchini, CTO, Telelombardia

Télévision Suisse Romande (TSR)
Geneva, Switzerland

SeaChange’s MediaLibrary/MediaClient architecture is transforming production and post-production workflow at TSR through universal shared storage for any device and any media file type in the capture, edit and playout chain. The platform is making more than 2,500 hours (at IMX50-MXF) of online storage available, enabling more cost-efficient and centralized storage without transcoding.

“The MediaLibrary/MediaClient architecture is the core of our new tapeless environment and delivers tremendous workflow gains by increasing interoperability between broadcast applications. We have been able to ensure that the exceptional performance of the storage server is extended to the overall solution through the high bandwidth transfer rates possible between the BML and EVS servers. We’re finally capturing efficiencies and new capabilities that were unimaginable working with tape, while gaining a fully HD-ready infrastructure.”
Claude Mex, Associate Director of Production, TSR

TV Centre
Moscow, Russia

“With such a global audience of viewers counting on TV Centre for a wide range of TV programming, we selected the SeaChange platform because we have seen that it can provide the highest level of reliability and performance we require.”
Alexander Zolotnitski, Deputy General Director, TV Centre

TV Extremadura
Mérida, Spain

TV Extremadura is employing SeaChange’s Broadcast MediaLibrary/MediaClient play-to-air platform to broadcast its independent and regionally-focused television programming throughout the Extremadura region in western Spain. The BML/MCL platform meets TV Extremadura’s existing workflow requirements while providing a basis for easy expansion as the operation grows.

TV Markiza
Bratislava, Slovakia

“The flexibility of SeaChange's software-based codecs and ease with which the systems integrate with our automation make it easy for us to continue SD broadcasting and add HD capabilities when ready at each of our sites.”
Vladimir Spacek, TV Markiza Technical Director

VTM
Vilvoorde, Belgium

Thanks to SeaChange’s Broadcast MediaLibrary/MediaClient (BML/MCL) play-to-air platform, VTM, Belgium’s largest commercial broadcast operation, has launched a tapeless workflow in which content is easily and effectively moved among play-to-air, online and offline archives. The BML/MCL platform is integrated with VTM’s production storage and delivers the broadcaster’s news, sports and entertainment programming in HD to cable viewers in Belgium.

“We required a high-performance workflow that met our high standards of quality and reliability for play-to-air requirements, along with the strong demands of an intensive production environment. SeaChange developed a unique solution that has dramatically improved the efficiency and reliability of our workflow at VTM.”
Jozef Mertens, Director of Engineering, VTM