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5th September - UK based C3 is attending IBC for the first
time to launch its Multimedia Video Studio a software
package that allows broadcasters to manager video calls received
from Viewers 3G phones.
The idea is that a viewer can become a roving reporter for
the broadcaster.
The broadcaster can monitor, store, edit and broadcast live
3G video calls as they are received simultaneously from many
viewers and interact with the caller.
The Multimedia Video Studio runs on C3s SeTeCa multimedia
platform. It answers each call, plays the file and puts it
in a queue of incoming calls on the workstation. Each incoming
video is displayed simultaneously on a laptop or PC in a series
of mini screens. The editor or broadcast team can view them
and decide if they want to talk to an individual caller. If
so, they press a button to talk. The editor can either review
the footage on the PC or can send the live feed from the viewers
mobile directly on air.
John Wood at C3 says: We are in talks with a number
of broadcasters including GMTV and we understand that this
meets their requirements very well. Unlike other systems,
this allows the production team to monitor a number of simultaneous
feeds at the same time.
The SeTeCa system can be expanded to provide as many lines
or channels- as needed to meet the level of incoming
calls. It provides facilities to manage and analyse calls
received from viewers: analysis by time received, call duration
and it will manage the sending of responses. SeTeCa is short
for See it, Text it, Call it and describes a multi-channel
system that manages high volumes of incoming calls from fixed
phone, mobile phone or email.
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About C3 Ltd
C3 Ltd is Europes leading supplier of standards-based
communications platforms for call handling and e-business.
The company has installed many thousands lines of communications
technology for corporates and service providers since 1990.
Applications include: prepaid telephony, emergency call out,
IVR, speech recognition, contact centre, virtual call centre,
voicemail, automated solutions, SMS, IdTV, VoIP and Status
Messaging. C3 is based in Cambridge UK and is a member of
NOC. C3 Ltd works with technology partners Aculab and Dialogic,
an Intel company.
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