Imagine Communications thinks we are poised to see a quantum shift in cloud technology. The traditional broadcast industry has naturally been wary of the cloud: not just the shock of the new, but also the challenges of finding the best workflows and, of course, the costs of storage, compute, and particularly egress.
Live streaming is bigger than ever at NAB 2022 after three years absence as a physical event, but with greater emphasis on the need for services to differentiate themselves on curation, content, search and general quality of experience than ever before.
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KILOVIEW, a provider of IP video transmission solutions, announces the global launch at NAB 2022 of the N60, a powerful 4K UHD bi-directional converter for both HDMI to NDI and NDI to HDMI.
ATSC 3.0 rollout is well underway in the US. In fact, 46 stations are already powering next-generation broadcasting with ATSC 3.0. with those numbers set to increase in 2022 and beyond.
Cinegy and TrackIt will join forces at this year’s NAB Show to bring a live demonstration of cloud-based production to the AWS booth with Cinegy Capture forming a key part of the ingest workflow.
Open Broadcast Systems partners with Zixi to deliver low-latency live in-vehicle racing footage over 5G for the VW FunCup at the historic Le Mans Circuit.
Rohde & Schwarz will demonstrate multiple end-to-end workflows for broadcasters, highlighting clear migration paths from SDI to IP to the cloud at NAB Show 2022.
A strong focus on end-to-end workflow is evident at NAB 2022 as service providers and broadcasters face migration towards software defined methods that will accelerate pace of innovation but demand new skills and testing capabilities.
