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Broadcast Video Servers Market Description, Market Analysis, Product Description, and Company Profiles

Wintergreen Research
July 15, 2007
280 Pages - SKU: WGR1521474

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Broadcast video servers are used to shape flexible on air systems. Integration is a fundamental layer of IT infrastructure, providing connectivity across applications and across platforms. Broadcast video server markets are growing as the broadcast industry changes to adjust to opportunities brought by the Internet and the small screen on wireless handset devices.

Broadcast video servers dominate on air channel adoption. Sports replay and product editing are market driving forces. Integration of servers is a fundamental systems aspect.

Video server technology is being deployed in on air applications across all broadcast segments. Digital systems are vulnerable to lack of security as well as needing to have six nines of high availability, high reliability. New video server systems address these issues by providing solid-state memory to increase reliability. Content owners include television and news stations, but the content originators are extending their position in the market, initiating broadcasting to traditional and nontraditional platforms

With an anticipated 3.5 billion cell phones in use in the next year worldwide, markets are evolving for broadcast to the small format. Digital content providers are proliferating. They have started using streaming video for news broadcasts and other programs, which include on-air services. Increased use of content management solutions to manage digital assets is expected to strengthen the growth of the digital video on air servers market.

Digital asset management helps operators to effectively manage video server solutions. Systems help manage their assets by archiving digital video files for searching, retrieval and re-purposing. A few specialized competitors dominate broadcast server markets.

Video broadcast server market worldwide revenues at $734.2 million in 2006 were up sharply from $513.4 million in 2005. Markets are anticipated to reach $5.6 billion in 2013. The introduction of media broadcasting in more venues will achieve market growth.

Broadcast Video Server Executive Summary
Broadcast Video Server Used To Provide High Reliability and Shape Flexible On Air Systems: Broadcast Video Server Analysis
Broadcast Digital On Air Video Market Shares
Digital Video Broadcast Server Market Forecasts
Digital Video Broadcast Server Market Segments and Forecasts
1. Broadcast Video Server Market Description and Market Dynamics: 1.1 Delivery Of IP-Based Multi-play Services; 1.2 Broadcast Communications Hardware And Software Solutions; 1.3 Video Distribution and Networking Solution; 1.4 Carrier Class IP TV Content Delivery Platforms
2. Broadcast Digital On Air Video Market Shares and Market Forecasts: 2.1 Broadcast Digital On Air Video Server Market Aspects; 2.2 Broadcast Digital On Air Video Market Shares; 2.3 Digital Video Broadcast Server Market Segments; 2.4 Digital Video Broadcast Server Market Forecasts; 2.5 Live Event and Sports Slow Motion; 2.6 Broadcast Video Servers Regional Analysis
3. Broadcast Digital On Air Video Server Market Product Description: 3.1 Avid Technology; 3.2 Thomson Grass Valley; 3.3 Harris Broadcast Radio Solutions; 3.4 Toshiba 3-57; 3.5 Omneon; 3.6 Broadcast Electronics; 3.7 RedBack Video Servers; 3.8 Fujitsu; 3.9 DigiCaster Broadcasting and Storing Multiple Video Streams:; 3.10 Solution; 3.11 EVS Broadcast Equipment
4. Broadcast Video Server Technology: 4.1 Digital Content Delivery Platform; 4.2 Scalable, Interoperable Server Foundation
5. Broadcast Digital On Air Video Company Profiles: 5.1 Avid Technology; 5.2 Bexel; 5.3 Broadcast Electronics; 5.4 Crispin; 5.5 D.Co; 5.6 Dalet; 5.7 EVS; 5.8 Florical; 5.9 Harris Corp; 5.10 MicroFirst; 5.11 NVerzion; 5.12 OmniBus; 5.13 Omneon Video Networks; 5.14 Pro-Bel; 5.15 RedBack Networks; 5.16 Thales; 5.17 Thomson Grass Valley; 5.18 Winnercomm
List of Tables and Figures: Table ES-1 Market Forces For Broadcast Video Servers; Figure ES-2 Worldwide Broadcast Video Server Shipments Market Shares, Dollars, 2006; Figure ES-3 Worldwide Broadcast Video Server Shipments Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2007-2013; Table 1-1 IP-Based Multi-play Services; Table 2-1 Market Forces Pushing On Air Broadcast Video Servers; Figure 2-2 Worldwide Broadcast Video Server Shipments Market Shares, Dollars, 2006; Table 2-3 Worldwide Broadcast Video Server Shipments Market Shares, Dollars, 2006; Figure 2-4 U.S. Broadcast Video Server Shipments Market Shares, Dollars, 2006; Table 2-5 U.S. Broadcast Video Server Shipments Market Shares, Dollars, 2006; Table 2-6 Worldwide Broadcast Video Server Shipments Market Segments, Play to Air, Slow Motion, Production Editing, Satellite, Outside / Inside Events, and Newsroom / Sports, Dollars, 2006; Table 2-7 Worldwide Broadcast Video Server Shipments Market Segments, Play to Air, Slow Motion, Production Editing, Satellite, Outside / Inside Events, and Newsroom / Sports, Dollars, 2006; Figure 2-8 Worldwide Broadcast Video Server Shipments Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2007-2013; Table 2-9 Worldwide Broadcast Video Server Shipments Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2007-2013; Figure 2-10 Worldwide Broadcast Play to Air Video Server Shipments Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2007-2013; Figure 2-11 Worldwide Broadcast Special (Slow Motion) Video Server Shipments Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2007-2013; Figure 2-12 Worldwide Broadcast Production / Editing Video Server Shipments Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2007-2013; Figure 2-13 Worldwide Broadcast Satellite Video Server Shipments Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2007-2013; Figure 2-14 Worldwide Broadcast News Room / Sports Video Server Shipments Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2007-2013; Figure 2-15 Worldwide Broadcast Outside / Inside Events Video Server Shipments Market Forecasts, Dollars, 2007-2013; Table 2-16 U.S. Broadcast Video Server Segment Market Forecasts, 2007-2013; Table 2-17 Broadcast Video Server Market Driving Forces; Figure 2-18 Worldwide Broadcast Satellite Video Server Shipments Market Regional Analysis, Dollars, 2006; Table 2-19 Worldwide Broadcast Satellite Video Server Shipments Market Regional Analysis, Dollars, 2006; Table 3-1 Avid On-Air Graphics Components; Table 3-2 Avid MediaStream Key Benefits; Table 3-3 Avid AirSpeed System Benefits; Table 3-4 Avid MediaStream Functions; Table 3-5 Avid MediaStream Systems; Table 3-6 Avid Studio Toolkit v 5.6 Features; Table 3-7 Avid Streamline Newsroom Operations; Table 3-8 Avid Streamline IntelliSat Operations; Table 3-9 Avid Promotions, Post Modules; Table 3-10 Thomson Grass Valley Broadcast Video Key Features; Table 3-11 Thomson Grass Valley Profile® Server/Storage System Components; Table 3-12 Thomson Grass Valley Key Features; Table 3-13 Grass Valley DVCPRO and DVCPRO50 VTR Components; Table 3-14 Harris DATAplus™ Content Management Software; Table 3-15 Harris Studio-to-Transmitter Links (STLs) Modules and Functions; Table 3-16 Harris D-Series Playout Automation Bus Type Support; Table 3-17 Harris Videotek Broadcast Infrastructure; Table 3-18 Harris Live Production Graphics:; Table 3-19 Harris' H-Class Content Delivery Platform Mobile Television; Table 3-20 Toshiba ON-AIR MAX™ Multi-Purpose Video Server Functions; Table 3-21 Toshiba ON-AIR MAX™ Multi-Purpose Video Server Features (2007~); Figure 3-22 Toshiba ON-AIR MAX™ Multi-Purpose Video Server; Table 3-23 Toshiba ON-AIR MAX™ Multi-Purpose Video Server Structural Overview; Table 3-24 Toshiba ON-AIR MAX™ Multi-Purpose Video Server Positioning; Table 3-25 Broadcast Electronics Product Portfolio; Table 3-26 Broadcast Electronics AudioVAULT Key Benefits; Figure 3-27 Broadcast Electronics AudioVAULT Playlists; Table 3-28 Broadcast Electronics Radio Experience; Figure 3-29 Broadcast Electronics Audio Delivery Systems; Figure 3-30 Broadcast Electronics Studio/Transmitter; Figure 3-31 Fujitsu KVM Switch; Figure 3-32 DigiCaster Broadcasting and Storing Multiple Video S; Figure 3-33 DigiCaster Broadcasting Preview Monitors; Figure 3-34 DigiCaster Broadcasting Show Maker; Figure 3-35 D.Co Digitizer; Table 3-36 D.Co video full service technology approach.; Figure 3-37 D.co DigiPlay Digital Video Player; Figure 3-38 D.co Liebert Line Conditioning; Table 3-39 Next Generation SD/HD Production Server; Table 3-40 EVS XT2 Server Key features:; Table 3-41 EVS XT Series Servers Key features:; Figure 3-42 EVS XT Rear Panels : 4U & 6U configurations; Table 3-43 Evs SpotBox Key Features; Figure 3-44 EVS SpotBox - Typical Application Outside Broadcast Production Key benefits:; Table 4-1 ViBE encoders; Table 4-2 Grass Valley™ compression algorithms Key Features; Table 4-3 News Flash Networked Editing System Features; Table 4-4 News Flash Functions; Table 4-5 Monitoring And Diagnostics Features; Table 5-1 EVS CleanEdit Suite Key Features:; Figure 5-2 EVS CleanEdit Suite Key Features:; Table 5-3 MicroFirst Engineering Products:; Table 5-4 MicroFirst Services:; Table 5-5 MicroFirst Digital Media Content Creation

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