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Case Studies

 

Case Study | Stanford University: Instant Replay at the Stadium

Stanford is one of the first universities to bring instant replay over Wi-Fi to its athletic venues, allowing fans to view highlights on their mobile devices within seconds of play. Learn how a leader in college sports is using Elemental Live to enhance the in-stadium experience on game day, an application that Macworld calls a "sports fan's daydream" when even the best seat in the house doesn't offer the best view on every play.

 Stanford Case Study

Case Study | WWE: Putting a Signature Move on Live Events

When the digital media group at World Wrestling Entertainment needed to bring its exclusive pay-per-view programming vividly to life on the web, the team turned to Elemental to manage its complex encoding requirements. Learn how Elemental Live delivers premium WWE content to connected devices while maintaining a broadcast-quality viewing experience.

 WWE Case Study

Case Study | ABC News: First to Market with New iPad App

The introduction of the iPad immediately created a large user base seeking high quality video content. In response, media and entertainment companies raced to market with innovative applications designed to bring a rich multimedia experience to Apple’s popular new device. Learn how ABC News is using Elemental Server to quickly and efficiently create video content for its first-to-market broadcast news app for the iPad.

 ABC Case Study

Case Study | GameSpot: Delivering E3 Worldwide and On Demand

GameSpot, a CBS Interactive brand, used Elemental Live to supply live and on demand web-based video content from the E3 2010 trade show floor. E3 is the world's premiere annual gaming exhibition. Learn how GameSpot engineers deployed Elemental Live to bring the show to millions of online viewers.

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Case Study | NPG: Turning Back the Clock on Pitch Blue

Nowadays, broadcast technology seems to be changing just as rapidly as kids change TV channels. The shift by major networks to non-linear content delivery methods requires affiliate stations ingesting content to efficiently accept new file formats. Learn how News-Press & Gazette integrated Elemental Server into its workflow to transcode incoming Pitch Blue files for broadcast playout.

Case Study: NPG