DATA MULTIPLEXING SOLUTION

Tandberg Television Data Reflex: facilitates the incorporation of new data services into wasted bandwidth; built into Tandberg's evolution 5000 multiplexer

Author:: BROADCAST ENGINEERING STAFF
Publish date:: Dec 1, 2000

Tandberg Television Data Reflex: facilitates the incorporation of new data services into wasted bandwidth; built into Tandberg's evolution 5000 multiplexer series; the evolution 5000 works in conjunction with Tandberg's Multiplex Element Manager to allow multiple data services to be set up as part of existing video groups or in their own group, each with a minimum quality of service threshold; 949-725-2500; fax: 949-725-2545; www.tandbergtv.com.

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