Rick Smith from Broadcast Blinds talks to Stan Moote about what they do and how their products control daylight for studios.
Russell Johnson, Director of Hitomi Broadcast at NAB Show 2023
In this interview, Russell Johnson, Director of Hitomi Broadcast, discusses the company’s offerings to broadcasters and its commitment to SMPTE ST2110. He also talks about the recent announcement that Hitomi’s lip-sync tools are now available in the cloud and how this benefits customers. Johnson goes on to explain how the MatchBox Glass iPhone app simplifies the process of aligning camera feeds for remote productions.
Marc Wilson, Managing Director of Glensound at NAB Show 2023
Marc Wilson, Managing Director of Glensound, discusses the changes the company has made to its new products based on customer feedback and market demand. He talks about the reception of GTM in the gaming industry since its launch last year. Wilson also explains the key features of the newly released Express IP Mini X Commentary unit and how it caters to the needs of broadcasters. He shares his insights on Glensound’s plans to expand its capability to integrate with AES67 networks in 2023 and what we can expect to see as a result.
Imagine Communications Glodina Lostanlen at NAB Show 2023
In this interview, Imagine Communications Glodina Lostanlen discusses hybrid and unified operations and how next-gen technology is enabling media companies to leverage a combination of on-premises and cloud technology to efficiently support their current channels and streams — and personalize the path and pace of their transitions to more responsive, flexible architectures and business models.
In Conversation with Newsbridge at NAB Show 2023
In this interview, Newsbridge co-founder and CEO Philippe Petitpont discusses MXT1, the company’s ground-breaking new AI technology for higher quality and more efficient media asset indexing. Petitpont explains how broadcasters and sports rights-holders can benefit from new levels of media asset indexing precision, speed, scalability and energy efficiency.
Teppei Saito, Assistant General Manager of FOR-A UK at NAB Show 2023
In this interview, Teppei Saito, Assistant General Manager of FOR-A UK, discusses the key features of the company’s new HVS-190 video switcher and how it enhances live video production capabilities. He explains how NDI® connectivity enables FOR-A to provide a fully interoperable live video production ecosystem and the benefits for content distributors. Hattan also provides more information about the SOAR-A software-based live production platform and how it supports low-latency, gateway-free streaming workflows. He goes on to discuss some of the technology partnerships FOR-A has and how they help the company to better serve its customers.
Adam Leah at nxtedition at NAB Show 2023
In this interview Adam Leah at nxtedition discusses the developments with OpenAI and its importance for the industry.
Hammerspace’s Floyd Christofferson at NAB Show 2023
In this interview, Hammerspace’s Floyd Christofferson discusses ways productions can bridge multi-vendor data silos, locations, and clouds to become more flexible, accelerate workflows, and cut costs.
Today data can become trapped in silos or locations, causing data gravity and increasing operational complexity. This problem limits how productions can adapt to changing requirements, enable remote collaboration, and often even limits taking on new projects.
Overcoming data gravity transparent to user access enables productions to focus on accelerating workflows, and not wrangling data across vendor silos. This also enables them to ramp up or down resources as needed to contain costs.
Edgio’s Head of Product Marketing & Strategy, Jason Friedlander at NAB Show 2023
In this interview with IABM TV, Edgio’s Head of Product Marketing & Strategy, Jason Friedlander shares insight into how Edgio is enabling media companies to meet evolving viewer expectations at scale all while maximizing monetization and lowering operational costs.
James Taylor, CEO of InSync Technologies at NAB Show 2023
In this interview, James Taylor, CEO of InSync Technologies, discusses the benefits of the company’s new FrameFormer update, particularly in terms of increased quality and computational efficiency, and how it is now available on ARM processors. He talks about the inspiration behind InSync’s transition from building white label devices for OEM customers to developing its own high-quality video processing products. Taylor also discusses the importance of the company’s partnerships and how they benefit its customers. He goes on to explain InSync’s commitment to sustainability in the development and implementation of its flagship product, FrameFormer.