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or the VieBit recorder experience problems. It also produces synchronization between cameras <br />and our computer inputs. <br />The TriCaster was created by Newtek to combine many devices that if purchased separately <br />would be prohibitively expensive. Many cities and production houses use it. The TriCaster <br />comes in many versions from the smaller units used by the cities all the way to units used in <br />NBA and NHL arenas. (The Timberwolves and Wild use them). <br />They have become an industry standard device. The Commission purchased their first TriCaster <br />in 2007. Many of the units in use currently are beginning to reach their end of service dates. The <br />factory has told me that we can no longer get repairs done after May 1st, 2021. <br />The unit in Watertown has developed issues. One of the circuit boards is having intermittent <br />issues to the point that it's no longer reliable. I have procured a backup unit to install into <br />Watertown and I hope to have it working before their next meeting on Monday April 26th. <br />This is a temporary fix though and we will need to replace the unit this year. The current breed of <br />TriCasters use network based technology to transmit signals from cameras. This is the future for <br />a lot of video devices. This means that the 4 cameras in Watertown will also need to be replaced <br />to become compatible. <br />I am working on pulling together quotes for replacing the Watertown TriCaster and cameras. I <br />am estimating that the new model TriCaster will cost around $10,995. <br />There are 2 types of cameras that I'm arranging to test. The Sony model costs $2,799 each and <br />the NewTek Camera costs $2,195 each. The Sony has a better picture quality. We are looking at <br />an approximate cost of around $19,400 with the NewTek cameras or $23,000 with the Sony <br />Cameras. By comparison the current TriCaster system and cameras in Watertown cost just under <br />$30,000 when it was new. <br />I'll be back at the next meeting with a request to upgrade the Watertown system along with one <br />or two other cities. By then I'll have the price quotes available. We need to start replacing these <br />systems to prevent future problems. <br /> <br />Converter Exchanges <br />Charter has actively reached out to us to ask that we start replacing the cable converters in each <br />city. They want us to present a list of the converters, one city at a time. I'll be reaching out to you <br />to set this exchange up. I'll need to update the inventory of the current converters. <br />Charter Office <br />Џ <br /> <br />
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