Pebble will showcase its advanced and proven solutions for broadcast workflows and playout at IBC 2024.
As users migrate to streaming services, and the number of devices used in the delivery chain increases exponentially, so the need for and complexity of testing also grows exponentially. Here we discuss the challenges and emerging technologies and best practices.
Hiltron Communications announces the latest addition to its satellite communication product family. Making its first exhibition appearance at the 2024 International Broadcasting Convention, the HMAM-XY motorised antenna mount is designed to perform high precision tracking of LEO and MEO satellites, smallsat constellations and flying objects such as drones. A universal adapter allows easy attachment of planar antennas or prime focus reflectors with up to 2.5 metres diameter.
Welcome to Part 1 of ‘HDR & WCG For Broadcast’ - a major 10 article exploration of the science and practical applications of all aspects of High Dynamic Range and Wide Color Gamut for broadcast production. Part 1 is a trio of articles which lay out the fundamental principles of brightness & color and the implications of increasing dynamic range and color gamut in broadcast production workflows.
Mediaproxy already plays a central role in TV distribution with its LogServer compliance monitoring system and is now pushing into media data aggregation and orchestration through a growing technical partnership with Skyline Communications, developer of the DataMiner transformation platform.
At IBC 2024, Simplestream is demonstrating new features and enhancements to its Channel Studio and Livestream Scheduler products, allowing world-class broadcasters, sport organisations and content owners to create new avenues for monetisation, greater audience engagement and increased live viewing figures.
OTT operators need heightened awareness of how to manage the threat of piracy. But OTT also offers a promise: with the right legal framework, the available technical solutions could bring video piracy to dramatically lower levels.
As we described in Q1 2024, TV audiences are moving online, quickly. It’s only a question of time before the majority of TV audiences served, and therefore TV revenues earned, will be on streaming platforms. But, in this transition, there are significant risks to brand and revenue for broadcasters. A significant contributor is the “internet’s weather”.
