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(From Left, Back Row) Access Sacramento's Trainer Richard Langley starting Youth Broadcast & Media Association training with Myles Hailey, Cosumnes Oaks , Maury Montalvo and Dominic Herrera, Grant, Matt Binger and Cameron Clarke, Natomas Charter, and Slade Carpenter, Bear River, High Schools student participants.
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Access Sacramento intends to implement a video ingest process that will allow television producers and providers to submit their programs electronically instead of physically bringing a DVD or flash drive directly to the station. This YouTube style upload system will allow programming to be transferred directly to the Access Sacramento playback server no matter what type of digital file was originally created.
Live radio broadcasting from outside the Access Sacramento studios using appropriate audio mixing, headsets, and necessary cell or internet connectivity will be one of the first things purchased once the new budget year is active in August, 2015. The proposed Comrex system includes headsets and wireless microphones for field interviews and other event coverage support.
As previously mentioned in earlier weeks, Access Sacramento is also authorized to replaces its existing 1996 Recreation Vehicle that creates Hometown TV and Game of the Week broadcasts. Delivery of the new High Definition vehicle with its cameras, video switcher, audio mixer, recording systems, and intercom system is expected after February 15, 2016.
