COMCON Samvad Teleprompter

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SAMVAD is a windows based teleprompting solution, which employs a proprietary algorithm for software mirroring and prompting. The system provides seamless integration with ENPS newsroom through MOS interface. Prompting in Indian Languages and support for true-type anti-aliased fonts has been a key design elements and the system thus, exhibits unparalleled flexibility in mixing multiple fonts and languages, free use of color, size and control over stories and run orders.

• Supports a wide range of languages and fonts
• Output to multiple preview monitors and prompting stations
• Complete control on prompt story with pause, restart and wide range in scrolling speed with adjustment in small steps.
• Hand and foot control options.

Supported ENPS Workflow

Running Order Control

This device allows ENPS to dynamically build and control a playlist within the media server. Changes to the Running Order in ENPS result in immediate changes to the sequence of media objects queued for playout by the media server.

Buddy Fail-Over

This product supports automatic redundant operation with both Primary and Buddy ENPS servers.

Story Send

This product uses the full body of text within ENPS documents, including all media pointers and custom metadata. This product also dynamically tracks the sequence of Stories and Assignments within active ENPS Running Orders and Assignment grids.

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