Broadcast Automation
In TV Broadcast industries, a server is a device used to store broadcast quality images and allows several users to edit stories using the images they contain simultaneously.
The video server can be used in a number of contexts, some of which include:
- News: providing short news video clips as part of a news broadcast as seen on networks (like CNN and Fox News).
- Production: enhance live events with instant replays and slow motion and highlights (sport production) (see OB Vans)
- Instruction: delivering course material in video format.
- Public Access: delivering city specific information to residents over a cable system.
- Surveillance: deliver real-time video images of protected sites.
- Entertainment: deliver film trailers or music videos.
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