SeaMobile Europe Announces Latest Enhancement to Media Clipway
Software Allowing Professional Journalists to Edit and Send High Quality
Video Reports for a Fraction of the Cost
- REMOTE SOLUTION USES INMARSAT BGAN MODEMS AND SPECIALIZED SOFTWARE
- DEMONSTRATION DURING AMSTERDAM IBC EXHIBITION 2008 –
CLIPWAY BOOTH #4C75
PARIS (Business Wire EON/PRWEB ) September 2, 2008 --
SeaMobile Europe, formerly known as Geolink, announced today two
significant product updates to its popular Media ClipWay software
allowing journalists to cost-effectively file edited video reports from
field locations throughout the world using satellite services and BGAN
light and robust modems. With these enhancements, users now need only a
camera and computer connected with Media ClipWay software and two
Inmarsat BGAN modems to uplink edited or live video at 512 kbps
guaranteed transmission speeds.
“The new Media ClipWay optional editing tool
strengthens our position as the provider of the best all-in-one
professional software for journalists on the field. Furthermore, Media
ClipWay can now seamlessly combine the bandwidth available from two
Inmarsat BGAN modems for improved transmission quality,”
said Juliette Warter, Marketing Director for SeaMobile Europe. “With
these latest upgrades to Media ClipWay users can capture, edit, compress
and send live or edited video from anyplace to anywhere in the world.
The video transmits at broadcast quality and at close to 90 percent
lower cost than using traditional satellite trucks, while giving
reporters increased flexibility to get even closer to the story.”
With hundreds of users throughout the world, Media ClipWay provides
journalists with an easy to use software solution and intuitive user
interface that does not require any additional software or technical
expertise to use. Users either “live-stream”
or capture and edit video, select compression and choose transmit to
send via their computer. The software supports any communication link
including satellite, ISDN, xDSL or 3G and transmits 25 or 30 frames per
second.
‘‘Since the launch
of France 24 I’ve been using Media ClipWay. I
use it almost daily when I’m in the field and
I have been able to send breaking news back from Chad, Iraq and Chechnya
without encountering any problems,” said
Franck Berruyer, a reporter for France 24 television. “I
work alone with only a computer, a camera and a BGAN antenna. It has the
lightness and adaptability of a radio reporter’s
equipment, but is made for TV reporters. There is no more a need to book
an SNG vehicle or find a place to transmit now that I have absolute
freedom with Media ClipWay and BGAN.’’
“In the world of 24 hour a day news
reporting, there has never been more pressure to get stories quickly and
at the source of the news,” added Warter. “Media
ClipWay can enhance the ability to make this happen. Additionally, more
and more independent journalists are involved in supplying the
insatiable demand for news content and we see Media ClipWay software
becoming increasingly relevant to these types of applications.”
During the IBC exhibition in Amsterdam from September 12-16, live
demonstrations of Media ClipWay will be shown from the ClipWay booth
#4C75.
The new optional editing tool will be commercially launched on the 1st
of October.
For more information, visit www.mediaclipway.com
About SeaMobile Europe
For more than 15 years, SeaMobile Europe, formerly known as Geolink and
now part of SeaMobile Enterprises, has been a pioneer in providing
reliable, continuous and secure telecommunication services. The company
also provides value added services required by individuals or
organizations where traditional telecommunication infrastructures are
unusable, non-existent, or simply not economically envisaged.
For more information, visit www.seamobile-europe.com
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