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Press
 Post Production. Cutting Costs, Improving Quality.
(August 2010)
The global financial downturn is having a significant impact on every industry and television is suffering too. The programme budgets of most channels are being held or cut making the costs of producing content significant in the decision on whether programmes and series are aired.
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Can you afford not to monitor? - Video broadcast and system workflow monitoring.
(25th June 2010)
The television industry has changed significantly over the last ten years. Huge leaps forward in technology, changes in regulation and increasing competition in nearly every part of the industry, have resulted in a vast range of television channels being available to the consumer 24/7/.
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TVBEurope. Suitcase TV adds to Aqua Suite
According to Suitcase TV, Aqua Splice joins together your media, users and your edit suites, without tape, and generates EDLs that reduce time spent in full editing facilities.
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Splice is the next generation of EDL creation - Suitcase TV’s latest addition to the Aqua Suite.
(9th June 2010)
Splice joins together your media, users and your edit suites without tape. Where Aqua Splice excels is in its ability to generate EDLs that reduce time spent in full editing facilities. This increased cost effectiveness is vital in the modern broadcast environment and in the current economic climate.
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Bridging the gap between meaningful and meaningless video. - Fast metadata tagging.
(25th May 2010)
Aqua ShotLogger, as the name describes, logs shots. It is designed for the fast logging of shots and creating quick metadata tags. Annotating the media content, the metadata makes the video’s relevance greater, and enhances opportunities to re-use the content with faster identification of key events, clips and interest points.
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Suitcase TV goes 3D - With 3DTV expanding into the home-entertainment, Suitcase TV has taken their current range into the 3D realm.
(15th April 2010)
Suitcase TV has transformed their existing products to take on the demands of 3DTV for broadcasters. 3DTV has particularly captured the imagination of cinema-goers over the last 12 months with blockbuster releases such as sci-fi epic Avatar (James Cameron, 2010) and the Six Nations Rugby, which was shown live across selected UK cinemas. But now, broadcasters want to bring the 3D experience into the home.
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Success at BVE 2010 - BVE boosts profile and sales of Suitcase TV.
(February 24th 2010)
BVE gave Suitcase TV the opportunity to demonstrate their latest additions to the Aqua range: TrakStak, Splice and ShotLogger.
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Suitcase TV attend IBC-09.
(September 16th 2009)
In September, Suitcase TV presented a wide range of products, including existing and new items, gaining a considerable amount of interest from both UK and international visitors. IBC had over 45,000 visitors during the 2009 show, providing Suitcase TV with more opportunities to start building relationships with individuals that were drawn to the stand.
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TVB Europe: Suitcase TV Delays Time.
(25th September 2008)
Suitcase TV has launched a new range of TimePlus delay servers that enable high quality video to be recorded without compression, preserving the full integrity of VBI information.
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Stitching together the Digital Workflow
(September 2008)
With the advent of digital media, IP and IT technologies are revolutionising the delivery and consumption of media. Television, Broadband and Telco industries are converging, bringing with them new opportunities to reach audiences, in new and varied ways.
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 IBC Daily
(7th September 2007)
Suitcase TV is demonstrating three new products at the show in the form of its Aqua, MediaStor and MediaXchange data management, transfer, monitoring and logging products.
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Broadcast Engineering: Solent TV pioneers satellite distribution for community channel.
(1st March 2007)
Suitcase TV’s integration with Solent TV.
The system uses Suitcase TV's Aqua as a common interface to repurpose legacy and future content without production having to learn several different approaches to ingest.
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