Broadcast News

Bookmark and Share
27/10/2023

Da Ai TV Implements Taiwan's First ST 2110 Live Production And Playout Facility

News Image
Da Ai TV, operated by the Tzu Chi Culture and Communication Foundation, a non-profit media group, has become the first broadcaster in Taiwan to implement SMPTE ST 2110 live production and playout facilities, deploying a transformative end-to-end IP ecosystem from Imagine Communications.

First launched in 1998, Da Ai TV is an innovative broadcaster that became the first television station in Taiwan to go digital in 2005. The new ST 2110-compliant Imagine infrastructure ― spanning live production, ingest, playout, automation and master control ― reaffirms Da Ai TV’s position as one of the most forward-thinking media organizations in the region.

"Migrating to ST 2110 is a significant operational shift for any media organisation, and we were looking for experienced technology partners who we could trust to help us navigate the transition," said Kaming Tseng, Manager, Technology & Engineering Department at Da Ai TV. "We know that many media companies around the world have successfully deployed Imagine’s open-standard IP solutions in various applications, and we are confident that our new state-of-the-art infrastructure will enable us to simplify our operations, easily scale to meet evolving needs and ensure a long-term return on investment."

Da Ai TV's new master control and playout workflow is built on Imagine's industry-proven Versio™ integrated playout platform and widely deployed ADC™ automation. Featuring ST 2110 I/Os, advanced graphics and master control capabilities, the Versio playout devices integrate tightly with the ADC automation in a seamless, end-to-end content management ecosystem.

Imagine's powerful Magellan™ Control System simplifies management and operation of the entire workflow, from production through master control and playout, making the whole operation seamless and intuitive. The next-gen control layer also incorporates Magellan Touch, Imagine’s user-centric control framework, which allows operators to tailor their own control user interface.

To ensure seamless integration of existing SDI and new IP equipment, Da Ai TV uses Imagine’s award-winning Selenio™ Network Processor (SNP) as a convenient and compact gateway. SNP is a highly versatile media processing platform with functionality that can be easily field-upgraded as new functionality is developed or business requirements change by simply loading the appropriate software. At Da Ai TV, multiple SNPs are deployed throughout the new facility, providing various core processing functionality and serving as low-latency, HDR-aware production multiviewers.

The new playout and master control system at Da Ai TV was implemented in association with local Imagine partner and systems integrator Interactive Digital Technologies (IDT).

www.imaginecommunications.com
VMI.TV Ltd

Top Related Stories
Click here for the latest broadcast news stories.

13/05/2024
Vidzemes TV Selects PlayBox Neo Channel-In-A-Box Playout
Latvian free-to-air broadcaster Vidzemes TV has chosen PlayBox Neo Channel-in-a-Box playout to expand the technical facilities at its studio headquart
21/06/2018
Ready Or Not, Here AI Comes
Artificial Intelligence (AI) has been around for decades. From virtual assistants on our smart phones and automated transactions in financial services
26/09/2008
Shevlot Made VP At da Vinci
A provider of color enhancement and image restoration systems, da Vinci Systems, has announced the appointment of a new Vice President Global Sales, R
02/11/2009
Prism Sound Convertor Boosts Bob Fix Mastering
Bob Fix Mastering has recently bought a Prism Sound DA-2 DA convertor for its studio-based in the Italian city of Naples. The unit was purchased throu
25/02/2005
Mike Rhine joins da Vinci as Vice President of Finance
Da Vinci Systems have announced that Mike Rhine has been named as Vice President of Finance. Previously with parent company Acterna, Inc. for five yea
07/01/2003
Teranex gains software control module from da vinci
Teranex and da vinci have announced the availability of a software control module to provide additional capabilities in telecine suites, via a new int
29/06/2006
da Vinci Promise Full Product Line At IBC 2006
da Vinci will be featuring demonstrations of its full product line at IBC, confirming the company’s presence in DI and commitment to nonlinear process
15/06/2005
da Vinci 'Resolve' to demonstrate latest in DI digital mastering in London
Colourists and other related professionals are invited to attend demonstrations of Resolve™, da Vinci Systems' new digital mastering suite for digital
18/07/2005
De Ster chooses Ai-Pixel television commercial logging solution
The advertising sales company for the Netherlands’ three public broadcast channels, De Ster, has opted for an Ai-Pixel digital broadcast solution to p
01/02/2006
da Vinci leverages the scalability of Aspex processors in extension of Resolve product family
Aspex® Semiconductor, a UK-based fabless semiconductor company, announced today that Aspex customer da Vinci Systems, a leading provider of colour enh
01/12/2011
DNF Controls Launch Production Control Application
DNF Controls has announced the Production Control Application for broadcasters built on the Flex Control Network, DNF's modular platform of profession
13/05/2009
Italy's Cinecittá Relies On Da Vinci
da Vinci systems has announced that international digital intermediate (DI) production pioneer Cinecittá Digital factory has deployed two da Vinci Res
17/04/2007
da Vinci And Bright Systems Join Forces To Improve Turnkey Workflow
da Vinci Systems and Bright Systems have announced a formal marketing agreement to offer new pre-packaged systems combining the companies' image enhan
13/10/2004
da Vinci chooses Aspex Linedancer
Aspex Semiconductor, a UK-based fabless semiconductor company developing leading-edge ‘extreme processors’, has announced that da Vinci Systems has im
18/08/2004
Investment and management changes announced at da Vinci
Acterna has announced that its president and CEO, John Peeler, has been named acting CEO of subsidiary da Vinci Systems, replacing Michael Arbuthnot,