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Broadcast Data Sharing System: RecShareCLOUD

For the five major commercial broadcasters in Tokyo, RecShareCLOUD was deployed in a cloud environment as a clip-sharing system for the Lausanne Winter Youth Olympics. As a SaaS-based service that can be introduced quickly and at low cost, the system provides intuitive content search through a program-guide-style UI and supports downloads in TS, MP4, and HLS formats. Hash checking between on-premises hardware and the cloud prevents data loss, while support for live editing and streaming enables a flexible operational environment.

Nationwide Compliance Recording and Monitoring System

This case study describes the implementation of an integrated centralized monitoring system for a legally mandated recording and TS monitoring network deployed across approximately 100 locations nationwide. The system centrally manages monitoring and recording status for all sites, providing intuitive operability and high visibility. It also features network playback using low-bitrate TS streams, a geographically redundant east-west configuration for BCP measures, and an automatic rebuild function designed for unmanned sites. These capabilities enabled the construction of a highly reliable system optimized for large-scale nationwide operations.

Multi-Point Simultaneous Recording System

This is a case study of a multi-point simultaneous recording system built for TOKYO BROADCASTING SYSTEM TELEVISION, INC. The system introduced a Multi-Sync Viewer capable of synchronized playback of video from multiple points such as BASEBAND, ENC OUT, and AIR, along with an integrated monitoring system that centrally manages alarms and logs. To support monitoring operations across more than 20 points, additional features were implemented, including a 4K multi-monitor configuration, a centralized monitoring web UI, dynamic SYS status display, and a voice memo function. These enhancements significantly improved visibility, operability, and overall operational efficiency.

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