Thomson Gears Up for NAB

    March 3, 2014
    At the NAB show in Las Vegas, Thomson Video Networks solutions on display will include the compan...
    At the NAB show in Las Vegas, Thomson Video Networks solutions on display will include the company's Ultra HD playout solution powered by HEVC compression; video compression systems for pay TV with an enhanced version of Thomson's XMS Network Management System; increased density and flexibility of encoding/transcoding for multiscreen, IPTV, and OTT services; and an HEVC solution for live and file-based delivery.

    The company's TimePlanner is a new application that is part of the XMS Network Management System. Based on a profiling engine intended to enable the description of any item from a complete headend down to a program's component, TimePlanner is designed to automatically schedule service plan changes without any human intervention, such as applying modifications to a large number of channels, changing channel lineup, or managing recurring clear/scrambled transitions. It also features a new graphical user interface.

    Other products on display will be the company's MediaFlex video operating system and upgrades to the ViBE VS7000 encoding/transcoding platform.

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