NEWBURY PARK, CA.—360 Systems has introduced the TSS 2470II, an HD & SD SDI compatible Variable Time Delay server that can alter delay time on-the-fly without loss of any currently recorded material. It can simple time zone shifting to "mountain minute" style commercial insertion, schedule alterations of live events or disaster recovery operations. It features four adjustable Delay Presets and traditional jog/shuttle to allow the user to locate to position within the delayed program from 30 seconds to a day or more. (Storage options are available for up to 1 week in HD resolutions).

The TSS-2470II can also be controlled remotely with the 360 Systems free Remote Workstation software or with the use of GPIO triggers. Other features include a live feed monitor output, high-quality 10 bit video, up to 16 channels of 24 bit embedded audio and support for closed captions and other VANC data.

The TSS-2470 II supports all broadcast formats–720p, 1080i and NTSC/PAL at frame rates of 29.97/59.94 or 25/50 Hz. Because the TSS-2470 II transports high-value program content, it employs a four-drive, RAID 5 disk array for enhanced reliability. Drives and dual power supplies are hot swappable, allowing the system to continue running without downtime. The Linux-based device occupies 1RU and features low power consumption and multiple fan forced-air cooling.

The TSS-2470 II is available for immediate delivery through 360 Systems

ATLANTA – Broadstream Solutions intends to launch its new Armada Time Delay Server in Amsterdam during the 2015 IBC Show. The Armada provides customers with the ability to delay and replay content for a range of zero to 72 hours.

The Armada Time Delay Server takes live inputs from SD-SDI, HD-SDI or IP and provides SD-SDI, HD-SDI or IP outputs. The servers “Delay Out” feature allows for multiple outputs to come from the same input, with each output able to have the same or different delay periods. Additional outputs can be added with the same or different delay and/or graphic overlay. Multiple delays can also take place on the same server with an optional single fixed graphic overlaid on each delayed output.

The fully automated Armada is available as a 3RU standard, but is also available as 1RU if space is limited. It will be on display at Broadstream’s booth, 8.B29.

IBC 2015 runs from Sept. 11-15 in Amsterdam.