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.
“It’s obvious that integrating more and more technologies leads to an increasingly complex and multi-functional IT landscape in the broadcast industry,” says Don Hosmer, VP Sales Americas & GM, Guntermann & Drunck (North America). “In the near future, it will be more essential that technologies are interoperable with each other so that it will be much easier for broadcasters to operate complex scenarios.”
PHABRIX has announced the inclusion of a new Dolby E decoding and metadata analysis option in the latest release (V4.6) for its Qx and QxL Series rasterizers. The latest addition to these advanced rasterizer ranges, the PHQXO-DOLBY option, allows users to decode a Dolby E or ED2 Dolby Atmos audio stream routinely used in Live Broadcast applications and obtain a clear view of Dolby E metadata.
The Blustream HEX70HDUK-KIT extends HDMI 2.0, USB-C, and DisplayPort over a single Cat cable, while the retrofit-ready CEX4K-KIT delivers HDMI and bi-directional IR over coax.
