Meet the next-generation video server.
POWER UP WITH NEXIO AMP
™
— THE ADVANCED MEDIA PLATFORM.
NEXIO AMP
™
is here ... and all the rules have changed. System Highlights:
Featuring the industry’s most advanced HD / SD server architecture, best-in-class
• Exceptional fault tolerance — Complete I/O, data path and
storage redundancy available
storage protection, integrated software codecs and automatic up / down / cross
• I/O fl exibility — Software-confi gurable HD, SD and mixed
conversion for complete format transparency, NEXIO AMP
™
does much more
HD/SD modes come standard
than simplify your workfl ow. It provides higher availability to your content and
• High-performance architecture — Real-time, multistream,
speeds up the deployment of new channels.
64-bit processing
• Built-in scalability — Upgrade path from 3.6 TB of integrated
Take on broadcasting’s toughest challenges and change the way you think
server storage to the true shared storage NEXIO
™
SAN
about video servers — with NEXIO AMP
™
.
• Integrated media services — Designed to support software-
enabled Harris broadcast applications, including media
To learn more, visit Harris at IBC2008 Hall 7 Stand G20
analysis, channel branding, automation and multiviewer I/O
or go to
www.broadcast.harris.com/nexioamp.
monitoring
Europe +44 118 964 8000 | France +33 1 42 87 09 09 | Italy +39 348 341 4408 | Middle East +961 322 2054 | Europe Sales Direct +44 (0) 118 964 8200 |
Sales.Europe@harris.com
Harris is the ONE company delivering interoperable workfl ow solutions across the entire broadcast delivery chain with a single, integrated approach.
Business Operations • Media Management • NEWSROOMS & EDITING • Core Processing • CHANNEL RELEASE • Media Transport • Transmission
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