Corporate Productions

Broadcast Pix switchers are used by leading corporations for high impact business presentations, training, and events. Customers include Microsoft, Cisco, Hewlett-Packard, Sun Microsystems, Morgan-Stanley, Wells Fargo and Philip Morris. One corporation has 12 systems distributed throughout their organization which produce over 14,000 hours of live training television each year.

Broadcast Pix User Reports

Broadcast Pix Studio Excels in Microsoft's Xbox 360 Product Announcement

I want to let you know how absolutely happy I am with the Broadcast Pix switching system. We had planned to only use it for the webcast of the [Xbox 360] E3 Press Briefing, but while on site we promoted it to the main switching platform for the entire show, replacing the 16 input, $80K Sony SDI switcher we had upstream.

The switching package has been rock solid, and we've thrown a few curves at it and it kept on ticking. The quality through the box is spectacular and now that we are becoming very familiar with the interface we're really getting a lot out of the system.

- Senior Technical Director
The Production Network Seattle, WA May 2005

Application Note - Corporate Studio

This corporate studio complex in Baltimore makes use of several of the unique features of the Broadcast Pix Studio. It is an new all digital studio.

This customer wanted one control room to serve three studios. Each studio has different set-up and their shows have different graphical looks. They use the Broadcast Pix show building software to create these different looks. When a show is produced the set-up automatically assigns the right cameras to the right sources and attaches the right graphical content.

This installation makes extensive use of the system’s ability to network. Shows are created in other locations using the free Broadcast Pix SoftStudio software. This avoids tying up the control room. Shows are imported over the network into the control room, along with graphics. By freeing the control room from pre-production, it has the time to do the live production for all three studios.

While most shows can be produced with one operator, a soft-panel enables a second operator to help out for complex shows.

The cameras are on pan-tilt heads that can be controlled from the Broadcast Pix control panel, including tilt, pan, zoom, focus, and iris. It also makes extensive use of presets to rapidly change each cameras position to each seat in the conference room.

Corporate Multi-Studio Configuration

Broadcast Pix Components

Part
2000 Broadcast Pix system
300 Audio I/O
100 Soft-panel
560 Dual monitor support
801 Cameras control

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