Interra Systems has announced that Korea Educational Broadcasting System (EBS) — South Korea’s public broadcasting organization dedicated to informing, educating, engaging, and enlightening a diverse populace — has recently deployed the company’s BATON AI-/ML-enabled automated QC platform and BATON Content Corrector (BCC).
Keeping audio levels under control is the foundation of audio mixing, and Dynamics Processors give us tools to automate level control in various ways.
The company will focus on its latest suite of solutions for KVM-over-IP (KVMoIP) with kvm-tec’s Scalable and Media4Kconnect extenders for DisplayPort 1.2. Additionally, IHSE plans to present its latest IP compression KVM systems utilizing the Fraunhofer IIS JPEG XS ISO/IEC codec for video over IP workflows, and will also showcase its KVM-integrated Quad View solutions for 4K single-head or dual-head computer systems.
Cobalt Digital is returning to NAB NY with a lineup that includes its recently launched ultra-low latency PACIFIC encoder / decoder solution and its new WAVE compact router series. Live Production will be the Company’s central theme at the New York event as the designer and manufacturer of edge devices, and a founding partner in the openGear initiative presents a wide-range of solutions geared toward 12G, high-density, IP and low-latency – all geared to grow as customers’ needs change.
Cobalt Iron, a provider of SaaS-based enterprise data protection, has announced Isolated Vault Services, a new enhancement available in the Cobalt Iron Compass enterprise SaaS backup platform.
Lawo, the avant-garde German technology company, is set to captivate attendees at the upcoming 2023 NAB Show in New York. The company will showcase an extended IP portfolio tailored to the broadcast and professional audio communities. Furthermore, in a world debut, Lawo will unveil its latest product launched during a special online event on the day before NAB NY.
The shift from DTT to OTT centric delivery and full-scale streaming is set to generate growth from current peak streaming demand to a potential 10x increase in required capacity. In this two-part article we use the UK as a model to present a theoretical new streaming infrastructure based on a unified edge network.
This is the fourth of a multi-part series exploring the science and practical applications of RF technology in broadcast. Here we discuss codecs & encoding, the need to carefully manage the proliferation of RF devices within facilities and the future of OTA TV.
