– ACCESS CABLECASTING AND PICTURE QUALITY Sample Clauses

– ACCESS CABLECASTING AND PICTURE QUALITY. (a) In order that Access Programming can be cablecast over the Access Channel(s), all Access Programming shall be modulated, then transmitted from the origination locations specified in Section 6.1 to the headend or hub on an Upstream Link made available, without charge, to the City for its use. At the headend, said Access Programming shall be retransmitted in the downstream direction on one of the Access Channels. (b) The Franchisee shall provide and maintain the Upstream Links specified in Section 6.1 for composite video and audio transmission only. Franchisee reserves the right to pass all its costs associated with the Upstream Links through to its Subscribers in accordance with law. (c) Unless otherwise provided herein, the City and its designated users shall be solely responsible for any and all interface equipment, including but not limited to video production equipment. Franchisee shall be responsible for all equipment necessary to make interaction possible with the Cable System, excluding modulators. (d) It shall be the Franchisee’s sole responsibility to ensure that said Access Programming is automatically switched to the appropriate Access Channel(s) in an efficient and timely manner. The Franchisee shall not charge the Franchise Authority for such switching responsibility. The Franchisee and the Franchise Authority shall negotiate, in good faith, any difficulties that arise regarding cablecasting of Access Programming. The Franchisee shall provide and maintain all necessary switching and/or processing equipment located in its headend facility in order to switch upstream signals from the City to the designated downstream Access Channel. Nothing herein shall require the Franchisee to provide any other switching equipment or any other end user equipment. The Franchising Authority or its designee shall be responsible for any manual switching necessary to cablecast Access Programming from any location specified in Section 6.1.
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– ACCESS CABLECASTING AND PICTURE QUALITY. ‌ (a) In order that PEG Access Programming can be cablecast over the PEG Access Channel(s), all PEG Access Programming shall be modulated, then transmitted from the origination locations specified in Section 6.1 to the headed or hub on an Upstream Link made available, without charge, to the Town for its use. At the headend, said Access Programming shall be retransmitted in the downstream direction on one of the PEG Access Channels. (b) The Franchisee shall provide and maintain the Upstream Links specified in Section 6.1 for composite video and audio transmission only. Franchisee reserves the right to pass all its costs associated with the Upstream Link through to its Subscribers in accordance with law, except as otherwise agreed in writing by the Franchisee and the Franchising Authority.
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