ATG Reports 'Healthy' SI Demand

ATG Danmon has said there is still a "healthy demand" for broadcast SI services within the industry.

"The UK's formal switchover to file-based content delivery to broadcasters came into official effect on October 1," says Chris Elson, ATG Danmon Product Sales Manager. "File-based content management has proved itself throughout the world to be more efficient, more operator friendly and more economical than discrete media.
"ATG pioneered the adoption of file-based broadcasting and therefore fully understands the workflow involved from ingest right through to transmission. The company's success is based on its detailed understanding of live and file-based workflow and its ability to combine these in systems which can be scaled easily as our clients' business develops."
Commenting on this year's IBC, ATG Danmon Managing Director Christoffer Kay, said: "September's IBC show in Amsterdam came at a very busy time for us. Work on a new ingest and playout facility for TBN Europe was recently completed. ATG Danmon engineers have also been heavily occupied on a large install at an iconic London building. Our sister company in the Middle East is also generating good business with a substantial broadcast compliance system now in transit for onsite installation mid October.
"In our product distribution role, we announced at IBC a new partnership with Unlimi-Tech Software to promote their FileCatalyst software. FileCatalyst is simply the fastest way to move data across the planet. It allows the high-speed transfer of any file, of any size or format, giving video production companies, post-production facilities and broadcasters the ability to collaborate globally.
"FileCatalyst joins ATG Danmon's existing portfolio which includes the AmberFin range of file processors and Vidcheck automated quality control software."

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