TelVue Princeton™ T7500E

Encode, Transcode and Edit MPEG Digital Video Files

MPEG–2 Encoding Interface

File-based broadcasting lets you dramatically improve your station’s operations. But to get there, you’ll need a cost effective way to encode your analog NTSC video to high quality digital files, edit and then apply transcoding to multiple formats when required. Now, you can begin to transform your station’s workflow with our high performance T7500E Multi-format Encoding and Transcoding Workstation.

The T7500E features a blazing fast Quad-core processor and can be equipped with any one of three different real-time MPEG-2 encoder cards to meet your unique station needs. The basic “MVR” encoder option provides standard MPEG-1 & 2 encoding of NTSC (or PAL) analog video and stereo audio inputs. The MVR also provides an on-screen confidence monitor and a MPEG play-out channel for content previews to an external TV monitor. You can choose an optional MPEG-1/2/4 encoder card that support analog and/or SDI inputs and professional (9-pin) deck control.

Native MPEG–2 Editing

The T7500E makes your transcoding workflow a breeze via configurable hot folders. The T7500E transcoding application allows automatic and batch conversion to and from popular formats including MPEG-2, DV, Flash Video, H.264, Windows Media and more. Filters may be applied automatically as well such as audio level normalization to be sure your Broadcast and Web video libraries maintain consistent levels. The T7500E ideal for those stations delivering their content on the Web, and with the optional On2 VP6 plug-in, provides the high quality, automated Video-on-Demand file creation option for TelVue’s PEG.TV™ streaming video service.

The T7500E includes a native MPEG-2 video editing application for fast edits without re-rendering and supports Dual Layer DVD compatible authoring and burning.

The T7500E is the perfect companion to the TelVue Princeton™ Series Digital Broadcasters or can enhance your workflow if you use a legacy video server. With one or more T7500E’s in your station you can be certain that the new video files you create will play out perfectly on your station’s digital video server and will be ready for web publishing.