AMC Networks Europe Selects Mediaproxy LogServer for Next Generation Compliance Logging

Mediaproxy Pty. Ltd., the industry leader for broadcast compliance logging, content monitoring and transport stream analysis, announced that AMC Networks International Central Europe has selected LogServer to enable its next generation broadcast compliance and content monitoring requirements.

The system scales across multiple SDI and TS based channels, which are recorded and monitored with Mediaproxys industry leading system to provide seamless and intuitive access to all content and metadata immediately. The system is supported locally by Mediaproxys Budapest based partner Silicon Computers.

The highly versatile LogServer platform provides continuous multi-channel recording and live monitoring of video, audio and real-time data sources as well as fully integrated content matching. Mediaproxys leading edge user interfaces facilitate extensive search, edit, export, transcode and automated content retrieval across distributed servers from various devices and platforms in proxy and native resolutions.

Imre Kiss, System Engineer of AMCNI CE notes, LogServer provides us with a versatile and reliable solution for all our compliance and content monitoring requirement. After careful consideration and testing different solutions, we felt very comfortable selecting LogServer to cover our next generation logging requirements.

About AMC Networks International - Central Europe

AMC Networks International - Central Europe, an operating unit of AMC Networks International, is a leading international company in the field of broadcasting and distribution of thematic television channels with a focus on the Central and Eastern European markets. The current AMCNI - Central Europe portfolio includes 13 television brands in 4 genres. Sport: Sport1, Sport2, SportM, Kids: Minimax, Megamax, Infotainment: Spektrum, TV Paprika, Spektrum Home and Film: AMC, Film Mania, Film Caf and Film+. The channels are programmed for local audiences, languages and markets, and are available on numerous platforms including HD, on-demand and mobile devices.

AMC Networks International, the global division of AMC Networks, delivers entertaining and acclaimed programming that reaches subscribers in more than 140 countries and territories, including Africa, Asia, Europe and Latin America. AMCNI consists of global brands, Sundance Channel and AMC, as well as popular, locally recognized channels in various programming genres.

For more information, visit: amcnetworks.com/amcni

About Mediaproxy

Since 2001, Mediaproxy has pioneered in providing leading solutions for broadcast compliance logging and content monitoring. Mediaproxy continuously innovates at the highest level, offering the most advanced products to broadcasters, IPTV, MSOs, cable and satellite providers around the world. Its highly reliable and extensible LogServer platform provides 24/7 multi-channel recording, live monitoring and transport stream analysis of SDI, ASI/IP, and OTT broadcast sources and real-time data. Contents may be reviewed and managed long after the event for regulatory and commercial compliance requirements as well as competitive analysis.

Mediaproxys versatile LogPlayer user interface allows for extensive search, export, transcoding, loudness analysis and content retrieval across multiple distributed servers recording H.264 and HLS proxy media and native MPEG formats in parallel. LogServer greatly enhances content management and QoS whilst lowering overall operational costs. With ever increasing requirements for customers to monitor, analyze and enhance quality of service, Mediaproxys strong commitment to sustainable research and software development practices continue to deliver the most reliable solutions for broadcasters globally.

For further information, contact Mediaproxy, www.mediaproxy.com All trademarks used herein, whether recognized or not, are the properties of their respective companies

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