MultiVu Delivers Video Content Via Pathfire's IP Network

MultiVu, a PR Newswire company, is now providing its video and multimedia content to journalists and editors through Pathfire's Digital Media Gateway (DMG). MultiVu offers content including video news releases, b-roll, public service announcements and other sponsored videos. The DMG is an automated digital IP-multica

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Oct 9, 2002

MultiVu, a PR Newswire company, is now providing its video and multimedia content to journalists and editors through Pathfire's Digital Media Gateway (DMG).

MultiVu offers content including video news releases, b-roll, public service announcements and other sponsored videos.

The DMG is an automated digital IP-multicast distribution platform that feeds video content to servers located in stations across the country. The video is automatically received, stored and organized on the servers. Using the DMG desktop interface, journalists can preview the video and click and drag it from the server into a tape machine or editing system.

The Pathfire DMG the need to monitor and roll tape on scheduled satellite feeds.

Journalists search Pathfire’s DMG for the desired news clip and drag the clip into the VTMX destination folder inside DMG

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