After two years of virtual gathering, broadcasters convening in person for this year’s NAB Show in Las Vegas will see a lot of new faces due to management and staff changes at the various vendors. One notable “new” figure will be Dr. Andrew Cross, formerly with NewTek, Vizrt and now the new CEO of Grass Valley (GV).
Interra Systems’ solutions cover the entire gamut of content preparation and delivery, from audio/video quality checks to 24/7 monitoring, captions, lip sync, and deep-dive analysis. With Interra Systems’ QC and monitoring solutions, media companies can address the most pressing needs of the industry, not just in terms of audio/video quality but also: creation and management of metadata, cloud and hybrid deployment, and tools to automate media processing and verification.
The Echo Dual NVMe Thunderbolt Dock is the latest offering in the company’s popular Echo family of Thunderbolt docking stations and hubs.
Philo T. Farnsworth’s reported first words upon seeing the first TV image, which happened to be transmitted wirelessly, were “There you are, electronic television!” Some 95 years later, TV broadcasters and viewers rely more on wireless electronics than ever.
Cobalt Digital’s software-based embedding and de-embedding solution will be highlighted at NAB 2022 along with the company’s new Indigo SMPTE ST-2110 solution, RIST demos and Technicolor feature.
As our industry adapts to new viewing habits and evolving commercial environments, Calrec is helping broadcasters to stay ahead as they switch to IP infrastructures; to achieve efficiency with remote broadcasting; to save money with virtualised production.
DAMsmart, Asia Pacific’s largest, fully established and dedicated audio-visual digitisation services bureau, has announced the launch of its Film and Video Tape Digitisation Services in Amazon Web Services (AWS) Marketplace.
News content production and distribution have been revolutionized in almost equal measure by social media in an ongoing process dating back to the dawn of Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and the others around 2005.