Snell & Wilcox to show Comet, MediaX PCI-based development platform

    For end users, the company will announce a software-based ingest system for servers and asset management systems.
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    Snell & Wilcox's Comet ingest system

    At IBC2004, Snell & Wilcox will demonstrate the benefits of a file-based future with the launch of two products based on the open standards concept.

    For end users, the company will announce its production version of Comet, a software-based ingest system for servers and asset management systems.

    For OEMs, Snell & Wilcox will demonstrate the engine behind Comet, its new MediaX high-performance PCI card that can run on an off-the-shelf Windows PC.

    See Snell & Wilcox at IBC2004 in stand 1.431.

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