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DTG to Introduce Eclipse

Austin, Texas-based automation provider Digital Transaction Group (DTG) will unveil the Eclipse automation and content management system at NAB2005. Eclipse is designed to simplify and automate complex workflows and processes involved in managing, distributing and delivering content. Eclipse tracks content, progra

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Apr 11, 2005

Austin, Texas-based automation provider Digital Transaction Group (DTG) will unveil the Eclipse automation and content management system at NAB2005.

Eclipse is designed to simplify and automate complex workflows and processes involved in managing, distributing and delivering content. Eclipse tracks content, programming and scheduling data and automates tasks based on user-defined criteria, and relationships between content, schedules, resources and devices. Eclipse also allows customers to process, catalog and deliver content in traditional broadcast workflows, as well.

Eclipse offers a highly scalable, reliable and frame accurate platform, using off the shelf hardware, standard IT networking and a high performance, object relational SQL database.

DTG will be in Booth SU11231.

Digital Transaction Group of Austin, Texas will debut its Eclipse automation product at NAB2005. Eclipse tracks content, programming and scheduling data, and it allows workflows tasks to be based on user-defined criteria. This reduces the need for handling material. The Eclipse is a scalable and frame accurate syst

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Eclipse is designed to simplify and automate the complex workflows and processes involved in the management, distribution and delivery of content

DTG’s Eclipse is a new automation and content lifecycle product that handles the management, distribution and delivery of content

Digital Transaction Group (DTG) will demonstrate its new Intelligent Transfer Technology integration with Pathfire at NAB2006. The Xe Intelligent Transfer Technology manages the transfer of syndicated program content from Pathfire to a play-to-air video server and prompts the metadata to generate the program segmen

Eclipse handles the management, distribution and delivery of content

Digital Transaction Group (DTG) and Pathfire have partnered to jointly develop a digital content management solution.

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XE tracks content, programming and scheduling data

Chicago's WCIU-TV recently installed a DTG Xe automation system as part of its digital upgrade. The Windows XP-based Xe system uses Microsoft .NET framework and SQL Server 2000. "DTG's advanced technology for automation and content life cycle management allows greater workflow flexibility and scalability for moder