Broadcasters in different parts of the world who have already migrated to IP, in whole or in part, are actively looking into how the original flexibility promise of IP can be taken one giant leap further. Brace yourself for the Second Wave…
In this article we discuss the philosophy of hybrid systems, where assets, software and compute resource are located across on-prem, cloud and hybrid infrastructure.
The German regional public broadcaster Westdeutscher Rundfunk (WDR) has implemented a Riedel backbone for communications and signal distribution for the ARD broadcast of the UEFA European Football Championship 2024.
Our partner Roe Visual discuss how like any production engineering project, creating and operating a successful virtual production system is all about methodical planning, configuration & testing.
This all-new software solution enables users to leverage their mobile devices for remote intercom connections, providing enhanced operational efficiency and accessibility across various production environments.
Broadcasters and video service providers are looking at AI to police the regulatory and ethical problems it has created, as well as bear down on some longer standing challenges. The latter include ensuring that content developed in one country complies with regulations in others.
Lawo unveiled its latest advancement in radio production: the crystal Clear Virtual OnAir Control Interface. Having made its debut at IBC 2024, crystal Clear offers broadcasters an elegant and intuitive virtual control solution, designed to transform how radio content is created and delivered, whether in the studio or remotely.
SMPTE have delivered reliable low latency video and audio distribution over IP networks, but it’s NMOS that is delivering solutions to discovery & registration challenges that satisfy operational requirements.
