CBC/Radio-Canada Installs Mediaproxy's Logging, Monitoring Tool

CBC/Radio-Canada has implemented Mediaproxy's Enigma 5.1 logging and monitoring tool to monitor 15 broadcast channels throughout eastern Canada. Enigma replaces the public broadcasters tape-based logging system.The system's design incorporates many monitoring/logging features that are configured to specific requir

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Publish date:: Apr 7, 2005
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CBC/Radio-Canada has implemented Mediaproxy's Enigma 5.1 logging and monitoring tool to monitor 15 broadcast channels throughout eastern Canada.

Enigma replaces the public broadcasters tape-based logging system.The system's design incorporates many monitoring/logging features that are configured to specific requirements and offers built-in alarms, as-run log integration, scheduled recording, configurable software modules and sub-clip extraction from a client desktop.

CBC/Radio-Canada reaches Canadians through eight national TV and radio networks, local/regional stations and affiliates.

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