Research reveals that there were around 2.4 billion Internet users in 2014. By June 2019, that number doubled to 4.4 billion. That’s an 83% increase in the Internet user base in a span of just five years.
Next Generation Logging!
Anant Khanolkar, Sr. Director, International Sales, Digital Nirvana
Video Logging is a age old technology that started with recording on tapes for proof of broadcast. Over the years broadcasters have creatively used these recordings for various applications. With the advent of Digital Video, HD/UHD, SDI over IP there have been demands on Logging technology to keep up. Increasing demands from regulators, customers and partners means a new way of thinking this technology and how it should change to meet with the needs of tomorrow. This presentation talks about how current crop of Logging products need to move to Next Generation of Logging and how broadcasters can benefit from such an approach.
OB Van 3.0
Bart Meeus (Business Development Manager, sonoVTS) discuss how sonoVTS are nearing completion of what will be the industry’s first pure all-IP OB truck, supporting uncompressed HD and UHD signals over IP based on the SMPTE ST 2110 standard. “UHD1”, commissioned by technology and production center Switzerland ag (tpc) a subsidiary of SRG SSR and Switzerland’s leading broadcast service provider, will soon emerge from sonoVTS’s facility in Munich as the world’s first totally IP truck, running uncompressed video and audio data throughout its production workflow. [bc_video video_id="5728113848001" account_id="4229317768001" player_id="BkgkXSCcOM" embed="in-page" padding_top="56%" autoplay="autoplay" min_width="0px" max_width="640px" width="100%" height="100%"]
Creative collaboration: how working with DELTACAST enables customers to focus on their core business
Olivier Antoine (Head of Software Product Development, DELTACAST) “As a broadcast equipment designer and manufacturer, why should I rely on an external partner to implement my video interfacing?” This question arose at many solution providers before they became DELTACAST partners and started using our video interface solutions. These companies chose to entrust DELTACAST with the responsibility of implementing the video inputs and outputs of their products and appliances. Let’s have a look at why and how it works for them. With DELTACAST customers being professional –often large and renowned – broadcast equipment manufacturers, they generally have all the necessary knowledge and resources to design their video interfaces in-house, so the reason for relying on DELTACAST is rarely a question of lack of technical capability. So why have they chosen DELTACAST solutions instead? The reasons are several, but all come back to concentrating on what they are good at and relying on a collaborative, expert partner to deliver a key element of the solution quickly and efficiently. ‘Time-to-market’ is the first, most obvious reason, and common to all. Designing and prototyping, then integrating and producing, your own custom electronic devices takes a lot of time, while your need is generally linked...
BaM™ Product Highlight: TAG V.S.
TAG V.S., is an international specialist in advanced IP monitoring and high-quality UHD Multiviewers. Established in 2008 by technology pioneers, Tomer Schechter and Gal Waldman, TAG has earned a reputation as an industry visionary and has remained ahead of the competition by anticipating and addressing the changing needs and requirements of the IP Monitoring Multiviewer market.
BaM™ Product Highlight: MuxLab
MuxLab’s new 3G-SDI/ST2110 over IP Uncompressed Extender (model 500767) provides two methods of signal extension: one riding on an IP-infrastructure running 4K AV through a 10GB Ethernet switch; and another allowing a more traditional point-to-point extension using CAT5/6 or fiber cable. In both scenarios, uncompressed resolutions up to 4K/30 are supported.
IABM members speak – MuxLab
Joe Teixeira, Product Manager, discusses background of MuxLab, what sets products apart from competitors’, challenges within the broadcast market, and much more…
Video Clarity at SMPTE 2016
ClearView Venue Player At SMPTE 2016 Video Clarity will demonstrate the new ClearView Venue Player, a video server that automatically plays multiple uncompressed segments of content to multiple screens in precise timing and sequence. Video Clarity’s first product in the entertainment-playback market, the ClearView Venue Player is designed for amusement and theme parks, museums, live events, staged shows, and other environments that rely on repeated, synchronized video playback for entertainment and display. [bctt tweet="Video Clarity’s first product in the entertainment-playback market, the ClearView Venue Player is designed for amusement and theme parks, museums, live events, and staged shows - Video Clarity at SMPTE 2016"] The ClearView Venue Player supports up to eight programmable HD-SDI outputs, up to two programmable quad-SDI UHD streams, up to four HD outputs, or one UHD output – all from a single 1-RU package. The compact unit is available with up to 12 terabytes of storage, allowing hours of playout of uncompressed YCbCr 10-bit video and 16 channels of embedded audio. Advanced synchronization software lets users to program segments to play from multiple Venue Players according to specific timing and order of recall, and synchronized with devices and effects. Major Product Update: RTM 3.0 Real-Time Audio/Video...
