All IBCDaily articles – Page 32
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Daily NewsDelport to head UK Broadcast Solutions office
JP Delport has been appointed managing director of Broadcast Solutions UK, a subsidiary of German systems integrator Broadcast Solutions.
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Daily NewsMediapro Argentina chooses Lawo for IP upgrade
Mediapro Argentina has turned to Lawo for a comprehensive technical upgrade of its facilities.
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Daily NewsNorigin launches new AdScan tool
Video streaming specialist Norigin Media has launched its new AdScan tool, which is designed to detect and mark advertising breaks on catch-up TV content.
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Daily NewsMEDIAGENIX signs up to UN CSR scheme
Broadcast management technology company MEDIAGENIX has announced that it has signed the United Nations Global Compact intiative.
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Daily NewsVela views compliance moving forward
New features in Vela’s Encompass and Luna Smart Loggers have driven extensive uptake of the compliance, monitoring, capturing, logging, and multiviewer products in the company’s home market.
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Daily NewsWISI announces 10G SFP+ transceiver availability
WISI Communications has announced general availability of 10G SFP+ transceivers for 10G EPON and XGS-PON applications, developed by TiBit Communications.
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Daily NewsBBC Studios chooses SES for playout and distribution
BBC Studios (BBCS) and its subsidiary UKTV have selected SES to manage the playout and distribution of over 50 linear channels and their associated VOD services, SES has announced.
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Daily NewsRoss Video chooses Matrox to power softGear audio processors
Ross has chosen Matrox DSX LE4 SDI I/O cards for its softGear Broadcast Audio Processor.
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Daily NewsNorway’s TV 2 Sumo picks Edgeware’s StreamPilot
StreamPilot is going into live production with TV 2 Sumo.
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Daily NewsDPP to create Covid-19 recovery six-pack for media companies
The DPP has followed a rush of pandemic time reports and web events with a major research project entitled Design for Tomorrow.
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Daily NewsBrat TV chooses Amagi as cloud partner
Cloud-based technology specialist Amagi has announced that it has enabled LA-based digital media network Brat TV to distribute its content to leading streaming TV platforms, including The Roku Channel, Samsung TV Plus and Vizio.
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Daily NewsBluefish444 defines Epoch for Aximmetry, serves parliament and sorts cards for real-time graphics
Bluefish444 has announced SDI I/O support for real-time 3D graphics and virtual studio software from Aximmetry for its Kronos K8 and Epoch range of video cards.
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Daily NewsNagra makes mark with NexGuard in MediaConvert
Nagra has announced API integration of its NexGuard forensic watermarking technologies into file-based video transcoding service AWS Elemental MediaConvert.
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Daily NewsIrix adds wide-angle lens to its 8K-capable cine line
Irix has extended its line of film lenses with the wide-angle Irix Cine 15mm T2.6. It joins the existing 11mm T4.3, 45mm T1.5 and 150mm T3.0 macro telephoto lens.
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Daily NewsZ Cam and Atomos combine to enable 5.8K and 4K ProRes Raw recording
Atomos and Z Cam have introduced 5.8K and 4K ProRes Raw recording and camera control for Z Cam’s E2 series cinema cameras.
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Daily NewsAltibox Norway secures Verimatrix deal
Verimatrix has announced that Altibox Norway, one of the largest regional telecommunication operators throughout Norway and Denmark, is among the latest European customers to move its security framework into the Verimatrix Secure Cloud.
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Daily NewsViaLite looking to expand channel
ViaLite Communications is seeking to appoint new distributors as part of the latest expansion in the company’s reseller network.
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Daily NewsOpenDrives scales-up performance with scale-out NAS architecture
Network-attached-storage specialist OpenDrives has introduced a storage system designed “to enable users to scale up in multiple dimensions while preserving ultra-high performance, super-low latency and intelligent data integrity”.
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Daily NewsNanLite has higher-power Forza on the horizon
The new NanLite Forza 200 is the latest addition to its Forza series of LED monolights.
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Daily NewsHigh-speed full-frame lenses added to Zeiss Supreme Prime series
Three new high-speed, full-frame prime lenses – an 18mm T1.5, 40mm T1.5 and 200mm T2.2 – have been added to the Zeiss Supreme Prime series of cine lenses.
