All IBCDaily articles – Page 49
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Daily NewsAI initiative for Swiss sports leagues
Body Copy: AI sports production technology specialist Pixellot and live sports production leader NEP Switzerland (part of the NEP Group) have confirmed a new partnership to bring AI production technology to multiple Swiss sports leagues.
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Daily NewsX marks the spot for sports training
The Broadcast Academy, the training and legacy unit of host broadcast specialist HBS, has deployed a new live TV simulator based on EVS’ X-One unified live production system.
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Daily NewsThunderLink adds to Hub connectivity
Atto and Facilis have partnered to integrate Atto’s ThunderLink NS 3252 Thunderbolt 3 to 25GbE adapters within the new Facilis Hub shared storage platform.
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Daily NewsTelemetrics launches RoboEye 2 and PT-CP-S5 robotic heads
Telemetrics has launched two new robotic heads at IBC.
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Daily NewsHewlett Packard Enterprise engages the audience
The Media Workflow Manager is a keystone of the Hewlett Packard Enterprise (HPE) stand this year.
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Daily NewsMake.TV and LTN enjoy symbiotic relationship
Malik Khan, CEO of LTN Global, and Andreas Jacobi, CEO of Make.TV, are presenting a united front in Hall 14 following LTN’s acquisition of the Cologne-based company, which took place only days before IBC2019 opened its doors.
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Daily NewsContent metadata platform showcased
AWS partner Meta is showcasing its content metadata platform and API gateway for the media and entertainment industries.
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Daily NewsSony’s IP Live Production System expands
At IBC Sony is showcasing its latest line-up of IP Live production solutions, including two IP extension adapters – the HDCE-TX30 for cameras and the HDCE-RX30 for camera control units.
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Daily NewsRed Bee picks PixStor for secure storage
Red Bee Media has sealed a strategic partnership with Pixit Media at IBC to deliver high-performance storage with secure data segregation for international managed playout services.
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Daily NewsPanasonic 8K camera sensors target Tokyo Olympics
Panasonic is showing a new 8K camera based on organic sensor technology that it maintains is the future of camera sensors.
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Daily NewsTinkerlist platform demoed
Scripting and programme planning is made easier with the Tinkerlist online platform, which is being demonstrated on one corner of the Belgian company’s stand this year.
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Daily NewsZero Density partners with Broadcast Solutions
More European broadcasters and content creators will have access to Zero Density’s virtual production with real-time VFX technology after the company entered into a strategic partnership with system integrations company Broadcast Solutions.
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Daily NewsAxon Digital Cerebrum updated
A new version of the Axon Digital Cerebrum Control and Monitoring system is being launched at IBC2019.
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Daily NewsBiggest order yet for Grass Valley LDX-86N UHD cameras
ES Broadcast has bought 151 Grass Valley LDX-86N UHD cameras at the show, along with 15 Kahuna switchers, all of which will be used next Summer in Tokyo.
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Daily NewsShure introduces TwinPlex mics
TwinPlex is Shure’s new line of premium subminiature (5mm) omnidirectional lavalier and headset microphones that are designed to manage tough conditions.
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Daily NewsManaging high traffic IP networks with SDNsquare
At IBC2019 Belgian media IP-networking and storage company SDNsquare is showcasing its growing range of products for optimising the predictability, performance and management of high-traffic IP networks.
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Daily NewsMaking a pitch (roll and yaw) for diopter holders
The new Vocas Five-Axis Diopter Holder has been designed to take advantage of an increasing variety of diopters from manufacturers like Tiffen, and the many creative choices available.
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Daily NewsNew 20mm and three 85mm f1.8 lenses from Viltrox
Viltrox, which makes LED lights, LCD monitors and lens adapters, has released its first prime lenses, for Sony FE-mount, Nikon Z-mount and Fuji X-mount cameras.
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Daily NewsSpirit Lab extends full-frame prime family
Spirit Lab has added to its range of full-frame prime lenses with two new models: the 15mm and 100mm, which join its existing 24, 35, 50, 85 and 135mm lenses, with their distinctive purple banding.
