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  • PLAYOUT

    Software for live, 24/7, automated playout of mixed video formats from SD to 4K on PC.
    Open, reliable, flexible (all formats, all codecs) and immediately ready to use.

  • RECORD

    Piko provides flexible software solutions for ingesting video from SD to 4K in single or multichannel configurations.

  • 24/7 Broadcast Playout Operations

    The most complete channel in the box solution

 Record Multi Channels

Piko provides flexible software and hardware solutions for Digitizing video from SD to 4K in single or multichannel configurations on PC.

Multiple codecs and zero setup are some of our features.

 

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Playout Broadcast & IPTV

Piko Video Server Software for live, 24/7, automated playout of mixed video formats from SD to 4K on PC.

Open, reliable, flexible (all formats, all codecs including MXF) and immediately ready to use.

New Graphics Engine, Animated Logos, Crawls, Effects, Clocks, ready for Coming Next and Credit Clips...

VDCP Available for PIKO VIDEO SERVER : Transform PIKO in controlled Broadcast Video Server.

hotnew 

SCTE 104 Triggers Availables to control remote systems.

Open Captions, EBU N19, STL, SRT and PAC files compatible.

Piko Exchange, Compatible with Louise, Softron and Other traffic System Management. Ask for more.

Soon , Light integrated Traffic Management.

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 Stream In & Out

Use IP (UDP, RTP, RTSP) as Live Input For Video Server or Video Recorder. Encode to multiple bit rates and formats. Customize your presets. Record to multiple Destinations (Local, FTP, Amazon S3). Built-in integration with Amazon S3.

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NAB 2020

Due to CoronaVirus, we'll hope to see you during IBC in September at Amsterdam. Take care..

 

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