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Video: TelVue – SmartCaption LIVE

Video: TelVue – SmartCaption LIVE

Learn all about TelVue SmartCaption™ LIVE, the smart, affordable way to make your live channels and on-demand programming accessible to the hard of hearing and multiple language speakers, comply with government regulations, and add searchable transcripts to your meetings. Don’t overpay for live captioning that is overkill for your station! TelVue SmartCaption’s PEG-friendly, usage-based pricing SAVES you significant money and allows you to control what gets captioned or limit caption processing to unique programming only. SmartCaption LIVE works with ANY playback system. Native HyperCaster integration adds live captioning with NO additional hardware required.

Jesse Lerman co-founded Princeton Server Group (PSG) in 2003 as President & Chief Executive Officer with the vision of lowering the cost and simplifying digital video appliances and systems by leveraging the rapid advances in the PC industry. After Princeton Server Group was acquired by TelVue Corporation in 2007, Jesse assumed the responsibilities of Executive Vice President and Chief Technology Officer for the combined companies and was subsequently appointed President & CEO. Prior to PSG, Lerman was Director of Software at Video-On-Demand (VOD) pioneer, DIVA Systems Corporation, where he led the commercial release of three generations of high-performance, low latency media server software products and large-scale VOD systems for the cable market. Video servers developed by Lerman’s team served over two million subscribers of AT&T (now Comcast), Charter, and Insight’s cable television systems, making DIVA the VOD market leader. Lerman’s professional engineering career began at Sarnoff Real Time Corporation. He was one of the original members of Sarnoff Real-time’s development team that commercialized the Princeton Engine technology for VOD and deployed the first VOD system in a Motorola head-end. Lerman holds seven U.S. patents in Video-on-Demand and video servers. Jesse graduated with honors from Princeton University, where he received his degree in Electrical Engineering.