What Is PEGcasting?
Definition:
PEGcasting™ is the technique of using a LEIGHTRONIX digital video recorder to remotely capture a live event, automatically transfer the resulting digital media file to a LEIGHTRONIX video server, and then broadcast the program on your cable channel and/or use our video-on-demand services to put your program on the Internet.
Description:
Record
—the LEIGHTRONIX PEGvault-SD captures an event on site, recording the content onto its internal hard drive.
Automatic File Transfer
—the PEGvault-SD can automatically transfer new digital video content as soon as one minute after recording begins.
N2L (Next to Live) Broadcast
—the LEIGHTRONIX NEXUS series controllers/video servers can begin playing a video file on your cable channel as soon as one minute after your NEXUS system receives it. The result is a broadcast delayed from the live action by only two minutes.
Re-Broadcast
—once the digital video file is received in its entirety by your NEXUS system, the program may be replayed during the normal broadcast schedule.
Streaming VOD
—the UltraNEXUS can also transfer digital video files to the LEIGHTRONIX PEG Central Web hosting and video-on-demand service for 24/7 availability of your programming on the Internet.
