The department houses a spacious broadcast-standard television studio measuring 54 ft × 40 ft × 32 ft (16 m × 12 m × 9 m), designed to meet professional production requirements. The studio is centrally air-conditioned and fully acoustically treated (100%), ensuring superior sound quality.
It is equipped with a sophisticated lighting system comprising 132 remotely operated lights, controlled through a centralized hosting system. The studio features sound- locking entry points to prevent external noise interference.
Supporting facilities include separate and dedicated control and recording areas such as:
The studio is further equipped with a three-chip, 2/3-inch multi-camera broadcast system, enabling high-quality multi-camera productions suitable for educational broadcasting, live recordings, and professional video content creation.
The Augmented Reality and Virtual Reality (AR/VR) Laboratory is a modern facility dedicated to immersive media learning, research, and content development. The lab is equipped with:
The facility supports the development of AR/VR applications using Unity and other open-source development platforms. For 3D modelling, animation, and graphics, the lab provides access to industry-standard software such as Adobe Creative Suite and Blender.
The AR/VR Lab is extensively used for hands-on training, content creation, experimentation, and research, and regularly hosts Short Term Courses (STCs) on AR/VR applications for educators and professionals.
The Department maintains two fully equipped Electronic News Gathering (ENG) units for outdoor and field-based recording. Each unit comprises:
These units support field production, documentaries, technical training films, and on- location educational recordings.
The Department has four advanced Non-Linear Editing (NLE) workstations equipped with professional post-production software, including:
These systems facilitate high-quality video editing, color correction, sound mixing, and post-production workflows for educational and technical media projects.
An air-conditioned Video Cassette Library is maintained for archival and reference purposes. The collection includes:.
These resources support programme exchange, historical reference, and video film production activities
The Department has full-fledged digital archiving facilities for the preservation of master programmes. Content is transferred from Betacam and other legacy formats to optical discs using multi-output terminals, ensuring long-term storage and accessibility of valuable educational media assets.
A dedicated laboratory is equipped to handle routine maintenance, servicing, and minor repair of audio-visual and studio equipment, ensuring uninterrupted operational readiness and optimal performance of all production facilities
The following facilities are also extended for various projects and programmes of the institute:
The Media Engineering Department has successfully provided services and support to a wide range of institutions and organizations, including:
The department also caters to, and seeks collaboration with: