City of Aliso Viejo

The City of Aliso Viejo was incorporated in 2001, and as a municipality was separating from the City of Mission Viejo located in Orange County, Calif. Part of the community growth was an integrated city council chambers that would upgrade their original council set up of a single microphone and tape recorder, bringing their A/V system up to professional standards.

City of Escondido

The city of Escondido had existing AV and broadcast system installed, however the equipment was obsolete and in need of being replaced and updated.

JAXA-ChAs

The Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) is Japan's equivalent of NASA. Their aerospace systems partner, Japan's Chiyoda Advanced Solutions, (ChAS), needed to record experiments being performed in the International Space Station and downlink the images to an earth station for review.

City of Mission Viejo

The City of Mission Viejo has built a new city hall that includes a new council chamber which required AV system design review, installation and training.

City of Chino Hills

The City of Chino Hills built a new city hall that required a system design with AV equipment in their Council Chambers and their community programming channel.

Norman P. Murray Community and Senior Center

The Norman P. Murray Community and Senior Center in Mission Viejo, Calif. added a 13,000 square foot extension for the community's needs for meeting and event space.

Tactical Imagery Production System

The United States Marine Corps identified a need for a highly mobile, rapidly deployable, self-contained tactical imagery and reproduction capability system to be utilized in forward operational areas. Wenzlau Engineering contracted with TV Magic to design and build a self contained mobile media presentation system, called TIPS or Tactical Imagery Production System.

Test Case Study

By eliminating the need to digitize or ingest video following the service, the new production infrastructure gives editors more time to prepare the show for airing and create seven alternate versions for delivery to different international broadcast markets. The seven Avid systems capture all video during the Sunday service, and on Monday they serve as individual edit bays for work on different bits and pieces of the show. All of the Avid systems are situated in the Crystal Cathedral studio's machine room, and an Avocent KVM switching system that gives editors the ability to select and work on any one of the machines remotely using monitors and keyboards installed elsewhere within the facility