TCD/V3 by Leightronix

TCD/V3 by Leightronix

TCD/V3 by Leightronix

LEIGHTRONIX HAS INTRODUCED new technology for schools that have their own TV stations or internal communications systems. The TCD/V3 is a station automation and video server controller. It allows for unattended operation and management of local broadcast and cable television channels, as well as in-house video communication networks. It can be used to control up to 16 channels of digital video playback. The unit works with both DVD players and recorders and VCRs, as well as MPEG files and JPEG video slides. Other features of the TCD/V3 include scheduling, error checking and conflict reporting, facility routing, and tools for organizing media. Price:$4,995.

 

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