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Red Bee Media selects Nevion’s Flashlink solutions for Channel 4’s content transport


February 26, 2010

Source: Red Bee Media

Red Bee Media has selected Nevion, formerly Network/VPG, a leading video transport solution provider for broadcasters, telecommunications service providers and government entities worldwide, to supply a range of scaleable video transport and monitoring technology to enable transmission of content for one of the UK’s leading broadcasters, Channel 4.



Content from Red Bee Media facilities at Channel 4’s Horseferry Road is being transported to its dedicated Broadcast Centre in White City using dedicated diverse redundant optical circuits made possible by extensive use of Nevion Flashlink fibre transport modules. Carrying video and Ethernet traffic over DWDM wavelengths, the circuits incorporate both SD and 3G HD capabilities and 10 Gigabit Ethernet in both directions.

“Red Bee Media passes on over 150 video signals to Channel 4’s coding and distribution suppliers, so this project was always set to be complex and dynamic,” said Nick Pywell, MD UK operations, Nevion. “A dense wavelength division multiplexing (DWDM) dark fibre solution was the best choice as it would provide cost savings as well as the requirements for additional services, which can be accommodated with the minimum of time and for minimal additional capital outlay. Only the supply time and cost of the cards would then need to be taken into account.”


To aid the migration from Channel 4’s transmission facilities at Horseferry Road to the purpose built playout facilities at Red Bee Media’s Broadcast Centre, the selected Flashlink products also incorporated time division multiplex circuits to position four SD-SDI video signals onto one HD-SDI carrier.

A browser-based graphical and SNMP monitoring system known as Multicon-GYDA offers comprehensive monitoring with remote firmware upgrades and customizable system overview for visual monitoring. A spare card set is also included for the most efficient main, secondary and third level backup.



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