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Sample of UITV
Acquisition Programs - Windows Media File, 2 minutes, 30 seconds
Production
Programming on UITV can be live or tape delay. For live productions, a UITV
crew takes equipment to various locations around campus that have cable feeds
back to the UITV control room. Major event locations, such as Hancher, Carver
Hawkeye Arena, and Studio 150 in North Lindquist Center are “cable ready.”
If you have an event that you’d like broadcast live over UITV, be sure
to contact us about event location.
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Most UITV production is done on location.
Recording the homecoming parade for rebroadcast on UITV. |
For tape-delay programming, UITV can take the original program from VHS, miniDV,
or DV sources. Simple program editing (such as adding titles or deleting pre-program
recording) can be easily done. UITV staff can provide additional program editing
support (such as combining multiple sources), but may charge for this service
depending on the amount of labor required.
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Video is edited using Apple Final
Cut Pro or using Adobe Premiere non-linear editing software. |
Studio 150 in North Lindquist is available for live or taped programs. The
facility is co-managed with the College of Education. This location is ideal
for interviews and panel discussions. Three Hitachi digital cameras can provide
a variety of program shots. Be sure to contact UITV as far in advance as possible
to reserve the studio.
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A variety of sets are available in Studio 150.
Here a crew sets up for a recording of "Iowa Desk & Couch" on the main
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A musical guest is recording on the second
stage of Studio 150. |
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Inside the Studio 150 control room. |
Three-camera shoots are possible in Studio 150. |
Broadcast
UITV programming is broadcast from our master control room in south Lindquist
Center. We can route programming from many different sources (such as live from
Studio 150, live from various locations around campus, from VHS tape, and from
DV tape) for broadcast on UITV. The UITV signal is distributed from master control
to the campus video system and to Mediacom
Cable, South Slope Cable and McLeod Cable for
redistribution to community franchises in surrounding
communities.
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Signals from a remote
feed at monitored at Lindquist Video Master Control center. |
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The UITV signal leaves
Master Control via microwave WHR685, commercial cable, and campus cable. |
Got a question? Please send us email at uitv@uiowa.edu,
call 319.335-5898 or use our web form at
Contact Us-Feedback.
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