NASA expands its installation with Dalet at the Johnson Space Center in Houston

With the use of Dalet Xtend for Adobe Premiere Pro and Dalet Brio, the space agency will facilitate the production and issuance of newspapers and weekly on its NASA TV channel.

The US space agency NASA has expanded its installation of Dalet, located at the Johnson Space Center (JSC) in Texas.

The expansion includes the incorporation of a video server Dalet Brio and Dalet XTEND, with perfect integration with nonlinear editors Adobe Premiere Pro .

These new tools are integrated with the existing Dalet installation implemented in 2013 and aimed at automating the intake and archive of the dozen cameras of the space station, which send their high definition signals 24 hours a day.

With the use of Dalet Xtend for Adobe Premiere Pro and Dalet Brio, NASA can facilitate the production and broadcast of newspapers and weekly in NASA TV, which have a mixture of activities at the space station and interviews. The expansion is also compatible with live broadcasts of events held in the JSC by NASA TV.

Julien Decix, General Director for America of Dalet, highlights that “there is a huge amount of material recorded from the space station and in JSC itself. To efficient Specific, such as an astronaut's comment from the space station or key clips of a press conference held at the JSC ”.

"The expansion of the Dalet installation adds another efficiency layer. The new tools allow the staff not intended for production, the exploration and recovery of the content of the files without the help of non -linear editor while Dalet Brio and Dalet Xtend will facilitate the edition of content and distribution of programs with complete metadata and an integral monitoring from the intake to the emission. The design maintains the integrity and safety Decay.

Dalet file search and recovery tools allow the access of authorized personnel to all content, while Dalet Xtend for Adobe Premiere Pro is directly connected to the editors of the central database for creation programs. Once finished, they are available in the Dalet management module and are distributed through Dalet Brio to the NASA television channel, which transmits every business day from the NASA control study in the Johnson Space Center located in Houston (Texas).