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Deutsche Telekom goes with Scopus

Tel Aviv -- Deutsche Telekom has selected Scopus' CODICO E-1100 digital broadcasting encoders for a major digital satellite news gathering project.

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Monetary details were not released.

Scopus is providing a series of E-1100 encoders to be installed in Deutsche Telekom's news gathering vehicles that will be deployed by various German news organizations throughout Europe.

The platforms will be installed in ND SATCOM (Nortel DASA) vehicles and used in conjunction with Newtec modulators and up-converters.

"Deutsche Telekom chose Scopus technology to upgrade its satellite news gathering capabilities to improve its position in a highly competitive field. We expect more deals to follow," said Chen Landau, Scopus sales and marketing director. "Scopus offers customers like Deutsche Telekom both superior technology and unbeatable reliability as part of our on-going effort to maximize customer satisfaction and value."

The E-1100 professional encoders purchased by Deutsche Telekom operate at 50 Mbps and handle the new EBU scrambling standard (BISS).

The E-1100, housed in a single unit rackmounted enclosure, uses an advanced video pre-processor to deliver flexible encoding capabilities and high quality pictures at any given bit rate and with a very little delay.

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