wTVision Modernizes Broadcast Workflow with VVTR

Inspired by the reliability of VTR, this new tool allows you to access previously recorded clips from a built-in clip library, record baseband video with up to 16 audio channels, choose your own codec and file format, and preview inputs/outputs directly in the UI multiviewer.

wTVision presented its new solution at the last IBC VVTR, an intuitive digital product designed to replace a VTR and modernize the broadcast workflow.

Inspired by the reliability of the VTR, this new tool Allows access to previously recorded clips from a built-in clip library, Record baseband video with up to 16 audio channelsandChoose your own codec and file format and preview inputs/outputs directly in the UI multiviewer.

VVTR can be used as a manual redundancy for playback automation, ensuring content continuity as a backup tool. Replaces traditional VTR and allows any operator to have a redundant manual path to play and keep ads ready to launch in the event of an automation failure. Even if the entire workflow collapses, VVTR is a simple tool that doesn't need any add-on systems to ensure manual redundancy and continuous playback of any channel.

To ensure that your digital content transfers do not fail, wTVision has designed a Multi FTP downloader as a complementary application for VVTR. It caches content from multiple FTP servers and facilitates media discovery and easy retrieval of files from multiple destinations to existing automation locations.

The VVTR is a self-contained system. You can record and play clips in a variety of codecs and file formats, such as XDCAM 50 or IMX30 in MXF files. The VVTR records subtitles in WST/Op-47, 608 and 708.

Key features

Four-channel input/output configuration

Clips can be recorded and played back in a variety of codecs and file formats

Records up to 16 channels of audio

Display videos directly in the UI

Recording and playback of closed captions

Ability to select multiple outputs

Ability to choose one folder per channel

Jump to a specific frame in a selected clip

Allows controls to be locked