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About 200 TV companies from all over the world participated in broadcasting of the XXII Winter Olympic Games 2014 in Sochi that had been watched by the television audience of several billion people. In Russia, the right to broadcast the competitions had three TV companies: Channel One Russia, VGTRK and NTV-PLUS. In Sochi, they built mini-TV-centers equipped with high-technology equipment and software.
BRAM Technologies – the leading provider of products and solutions for ingest, archive and TV playout – announced that Azimuth multichannel videoservers now support Apple ProRes 422 codecs. This enhancement allows user to encode content within the BRAM Technologies systems into files for editing in Final Cut Pro and improves video and audio materials interoperability for ingest, storage and playback.
On January 29, 2014 the 5th national multichannel digital TV Award Bolshaya Tsifra-2014 was held in Moscow. The Award unites key market players and support the implementation of the federal program “Development of broadcasting in 2009-2015”.
BRAM Technologies – the leading developer and provider of servers and software for broadcasting in Russia. Every year the company takes part in the annual international exhibition of professional broadcasting and cinema equipment NATEXPO. This year BRAM Technologies presented a wide range of innovative solutions for almost every stage of TV production process.
The Russian first educational TV channel My Planet, which has been the part of the VGTRK holding since 2009, has achieved a wide viewership in the year 2013. The unique TV-project offers 24/7/365 original broadcasting powered by the complex TV automation playout system based on the BRAM Technologies AutoPlay7 platform.
«We lacked the historical aspect, and today we are launching it» – the head of the VGTRK digital TV Directorate Igor Shestakov
May 9, 2013. In honor of the memorable celebration of Victory Day the All-Russia State Television and Radio Broadcasting Company (VGTRK) presented the new, long-awaited History channel. The VGTRK’s specialists decided in favour of the leading on the Russian market Azimuth video servers produced by the Bram Technologies company to generate the on-air signal. Azimuth video servers provide the History channel broadcasting 24/7 playout with full redundancy.
Today, the new TV channel – Science 2.0 – presented by the VGTRK holding at CSTB 2011 went on air in several major cable networks of Russia. The channel playout is carried out with a new automated On-Air TV complex built specially for VGTRK by the experts of the BRAM Technologies company.
In March 2013 the BRAM Technologies company together with VGTRK specialists successfully launched a new multichannel editing complex in OB van of the ROSSIYA HD TV Channel.