DIGITAL BROADCAST'S MediaFire Automated Master Control System integrates automation software within the video server hardware to provide powerful and easy to operate on-air systems at an unusually affordable price. Rather than treating video servers like tape machines with 422 input and output ports and timecoded tape, MediaFire's integrated automation takes full advantage of MPEG-2 server technology and works with files rather than timecode, providing full-featured on-air automated playout at considerably less than the price of separate automation and video server systems.
As a distributed IP network-based system, MediaFire Automated Master Control lets you build an automated, digital master control operation from ingest to playout to reconciliation with your traffic and billing system.
The networked configuration of MediaFire also permits corporate sharing of segmented programming and remote monitoring of playlists.
MediaFire Video Servers provide encoding, storage and random access streaming of MPEG-2 content.
MediaFire instantaneously receives and automatically airs spots and syndicated programming from Pathfire™, DG FastChannel® and Vyvx®.
MediaFire HD provides full automation including automatically and virtually instantaneously transferring of HD material from media delivery services ready for playout.
MediaFire HD Pro offers multi-format High Definition ingest, storage and playout server that handles multiple native formats with no format conversion required.
MediaFire Automation controls the on-air playout of the MediaFire Video Server. It gives you all the functions you need to run a seamless, trouble-free schedule.
MediaFire Automated Scheduled Record (ASR ) allows you to automatically record satellite or other inputs with high-end multi-stream audio/video recording.
MediaFire Segmenter Prep Station lets you effortlessly and I,P or B frame-accurately trim and segment MPEG-2 files received from satellite or other sources.
MediaFire Remote Client offers the ability to remotely monitor and control the MediaFire server from an outside location.
