Pebble Beach enters the “channel in a box” market with Stingray

Esta propuesta de Pebble Beach que integra, tanto ingesta como reproducción, está pensada para entornos de uno a más de cincuenta canales.

Pebble Beach Systems ha anunciado en Ámsterdam el lanzamiento de Stingray, una nueva solución de “channel in a box” desarrollada para poner en marcha rápidamente canales con menor complejidad y a un coste menor. Esta propuesta de Pebble Beach que integra, tanto ingesta como reproducción, está pensada para entornos de uno a más de cincuenta canales.

The company has developed this solution in response to customer demand to develop multichannel environments without the need for automatic control of third-party devices. The system uses 64-bit technology, providing a sophisticated yet simple user experience.

Each system is also fully compatible with Unicode, facilitating its deployment in different languages, and is based on a client-server architecture that allows multi-channel control with visibility of multiple timelines for efficient channel management. Stingray is available in two specific configurations, designed for broadcast or ingest applications and truly scalable systems at low costs (StingrayTX and StingrayIN for broadcast and ingest).

Highlight, on the other hand, its sophisticated redundancy options, taking full advantage of the experience in providing highly flexible system solutions that include both mirroring and N+n with intelligent primary and secondary media caching storage options.

Peter Hajittofi, director of Pebble Beach, states that "it is a fact that many new clients and projects are specifically asking for a channel in a box, and we have been able to leverage our channel automation and integration expertise to deliver this powerful new solution. Stingray is a flexible, scalable solution. With a feature-rich, yet simple user interface and a truly scalable system architecture."