ELCMVS01

Live Production Control Software Package

$175,000.00 U.S. List Price

Sony’s new ELC-MVS01 (ELC), Live Production Control Automation system advances the state-of-the-art in automated news broadcasting. The ELC Automation system consists of a suite of software, computers, operation terminals and control panels optimized for the specific needs of a live broadcast environment. By leveraging the program sequence information already contained in the station’s newsroom computer system (NRCS), Sony’s ELC Automation system is able to tightly choreograph the news production by controlling the production switcher, playback servers, electronic graphics, camera robotics, audio console and other devices. The result is increased efficiency and consistency of the broadcast “look and feel”. In short, the ability to do more with fewer resources.

Highlights:

  • -Sony and third-party hardware and the newsroom devices are integrated into a complete solution to provide event-based control of newsroom devices including camera robotics, transports, audio, switching, effects, and graphics
  • -An NRCS centric operational philosophy allows events to be created, scheduled and edited via a NRCS rundown Active-X plug-in interface.
  • -Convenient drag-and-drop operation for event scheduling and cue editing are provided via two user selectable views: Quick Cue and Cue Edit.
  • -The Quick Cue view allows convenient drag-and-drop placements of existing cues. Cues containing multiple calls can be dragged and dropped directly into the NRCS rundown, and executed upon take of the event.
  • -The Cue Edit view is used to create and edit cues. Cues can be created from scratch, or from templates
  • -Playlist Viewer is available from the NRCS plug-in interface for confirming the Playlist sequence.
  • -Resource management features based on known limitations of the system components such as camera shot conflict alarm, play-out channel conflict alarm, and switcher resource management are intended to warn operators of potential impending event conflicts
  • -To secure on-air operations, a single On-Air Playlist interface is available for taking cues and monitoring the playlist events during the live production.
  • -The MKS-8033A shot box is used to advance the playlist and provide programmable presets from a combination of the newsroom controlled devices
  • -Deliberately break away from the playlist for breaking news or other live situations, and return to the playlist seamlessly at any time
  • -The system can be configured with main and backup servers, each running identical ELC applications and a mirrored database.
Features Benefits:
ELC Play-list Viewer Application (5 floating user licenses) Independent application for viewing play-lists
Icon Manager Utility Utility for associating frequently used device settings as cue icons
ELC On-Air Utility On-air play-list control and management interface
Initial Setup Utility First-time installation and system configuration utility
System Setup Utility Set-up utility for system integration
ELC Plug-in Application (5 floating user licenses) NRCS client plug-in application for assigning cues to a rundown (Quick Cue) and modifying existing cues (Cue Edit)

Optional Accessories

Model: Description: U.S. List Price:
BZELMVS41 Audio Mixer I/F Software $32,000.00 Get details
MKS8033A Shotbox/Utility module for MVS8000 & DVS9000 Control Panel $6,480.00 Get details
BZELMVS21 NRCS Plug-in Software $20,000.00 Get details
BZELMVS51 Camera Robotics I/F Software $32,000.00 Get details
MKS8010B System Control Unit for the MVS6000 Multi Format Switcher $18,000.00 Get details
HKPSU02 Redundant Power Supply Unit for MKS8010A $1,070.00 Get details
BZELMVS11 Redundant Control Software $52,000.00 Get details

User Manual

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