ASIA-PACIFIC BROADCASTING

Harris Corporation, a global communications and information company, has introduced what it calls the broadcast industry’s “first integrated media convergence platform” — the Selenio. According to Harris, the Selenio is ideal for hybrid environments, combining traditional baseband video and audio processing, video and audio compression, and IP networking technology into a single platform.
In addition, Selenio’s flexible and modular nature makes its suitable for any fixed or mobile production environment, broadcast facility or digital terrestrial redistribution headend (DVB-T/T2, ATSC, M/H, ISDB-T), as well as cable, satellite and IPTV headends.
Based on proven Harris compression, networking and processing technology, Selenio provides a space-saving, energy-efficient solution that enables service providers to support content from multi­ple sources and deliver it over multiple platforms.
“Selenio fits into customers’ existing architectures and provides all the functionality they need to run their business most efficiently today, while providing a cost-effective on-ramp to the IP world as their business evolves,” said Harris Morris, president of Harris Broadcast Communications. “The convergence of baseband and IP capability into a single platform enables customers to quickly add revenue-generating services — from SD, HD and 3D to mobile and Internet broadcasting — without requiring an expensive investment in new infrastructure.”
To ensure a cost-effective, seamless evolution path, inputs, outputs and functionality can be rapidly increased to meet any new requirement by adding video and audio expansion modules to the Selenio frame. The result, said Harris, is a high-performance, easy-to-operate, streamlined solution that simplifies broadcast infrastructure and provides cost savings throughout the product lifecycle.

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