MONTREAL — April 25, 2017 — In a continuing effort to offer affordable lecture capture to every classroom, Matrox is today announcing enhanced integration of the Matrox Monarch LCS with the Kaltura Lecture Capture system and broader Kaltura Video Platform, one of education’s fastest growing video management solutions.
“Broadcasters have invested a number of years ago in delivering Closed Captions over the air,” explains Dan. ‘Now with Monarch HDX they can bring those captions online. The deadline is looming.”
One of the disconnects in the broadcast industry at the moment lies with the way that traditional linear TV is highly regulated with all sorts of legislative structures in place to promote diversity and access.
Commercial Integrator talks to Francesco Scartozzi, director of sales — Americas, for Matrox about the company’s Monarch LCS lecture capture device.
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Monarch HDX is a versatile dual-channel H.264 encoder for broadcast streaming and recording.
Matrox Monarch LCS lets you easily stream and record lectures by combining camera and presentation material from SDI and HDMI sources. Once configured, this versatile H.264 encoder lets professors simply walk in and teach without having to interact with the unit. Watch this video and learn why Matrox Monarch LCS is your ideal lecture capture appliance.
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Matrox Monarch HDX streams and records live events to worldwide member audiences
The Seventh-Day Adventist Church is a Protestant Christian church established in 1863 with its headquarters in Maryland, US, its Middle East and North African headquarters in Beirut, Lebanon, and its Gulf headquarters in Ras Al Khaimah, United Arab Emirates (UAE). In line with the church’s vision to serve its members across the globe, the Seventh-Day Adventist Church recently deployed the Matrox Monarch HDX™streaming and recording appliance to record their live events which are streamed globally on their website and on social media including YouTube.
The Matrox Monarch HDX is a simple and versatile video encoding appliance specifically designed for broadcasters and webcasters who need a flexible solution that is powerful enough to take on today’s demanding video delivery workflows.