Volicon, a monitoring provider of media, recording, archiving and streaming solutions, sold its Observer solution for media monitoring to TV Record, a Brazilian television network with 68 affiliates and 0&0 stations throughout Brazil. With main offices in Sao Paulo, TV Record will use channels one eight and one four of the Observer system for transmission monitoring, setting to standards and ratings analysis.
Being a network of television with a wide distribution of stations to all things Long of the country, we are well aware that monitoring Simplified and flexibility are critical for our operations, said Reinaldo Gilli, director of engineering and TV Record operations. When I saw how efficient the Observer of Volicon, I knew it was the system for us.
Volicon's Observer System meets various TV Record needs. The network was looking for a way to ensure that the signs of your offices in Sao Paulo were transmitted to their stations without any error. Also needed a way to meet the standards of flexibility of Brazilian government programming, and a simple method to analyze the ratings of your stations. Before to work with the Observer, the television network team performed these tasks through a VHS-based system. This process was time consuming a day and also required to search through a large and heavy video file.
Now, with Volicon's Observer, the analysis of ratings and the tasks of compliance of Standards can be greatly simplified for TV Record. The Observer's main eight-channel unit in the offices TV Record main will be used for monitoring the signals from its affiliates and some of its competitors. TV Record to install four-channel unit in Rio de Janeiro for remote monitoring of your stations and those of your competitors in that area of the country.
Video Systems (www.videosystems.com.br), a Brazilian system integrator first showed the Observer to TV Record and currently is working with the television network on the installation of the Observer.
