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Daily NewsCompact, reliable IRD from Elber
Signum is a compact IRD designed for the high-end radio distribution market that Elber is showcasing at IBC2019.
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Daily NewsenCaption for radio debuted
ENCO comes to IBC with new features for its enCaption automated captioning systems, including a version designed for radio that is making its European debut.
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Daily NewsOwnzones appoints former Google Cloud COO
Cloud computing pioneer and tech visionary Diane M Bryant has been appointed to the advisory board at Ownzones Entertainment Technologies.
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Daily NewsFreeSpeak Edge crosses intercom frontier
FreeSpeak Edge is being launched by Clear-Com at IBC2019, the latest addition to the FreeSpeak range of digital wireless intercom systems.
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Daily NewsDalet debuts Remote Editing
The company is introducing a new remote editing product aimed at media organisations that have extensive, critical in-the-field production needs.
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Daily NewsDigispot’s Smart Jingle Machine on show
The Smart Jingle Machine (SJM) is a universal and simple application for live broadcast audio design, which allows a user to instantly issue a sound element on the air at the command of the host or according to a predefined transition logic.
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Daily NewsDPA’s 6000 series: small but powerful
The company is showcasing its 6000 series of Subminiature Microphones at this year’s IBC exhibition.
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Daily NewsPliant Technologies updates CrewCom family
The latest firmware update for Pliant Technologies’ CrewCom wireless intercom system is on display on the company’s stand, alongside its newly enhanced SmartBoom series of headsets.
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Daily NewsRobotic PTZ cameras from PTZOptics
Robotic cameras are storming the industry, with their ability to provide high-quality imagery and remote management capabilities.
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Daily NewsSteadyGum takes the weight off
Camera operators can now avoid occupational injuries thanks to SteadyGum, which significantly reduces their need for physical exertion.
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Daily NewsB<>com demos 5G in remote transmission
Created in late 2012, the Bcom Technology Research Institute is using its Future Zone presence this year to focus on 5G, which the organisation said had reached a new stage in its development where demos of use cases exploiting the technology are appropriate.
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Daily NewsBarnfind updates long-distance fibre transport
Launched at IBC2018, the BTF1-41 frame for long-distance fibre transport, routing, distribution and conversion is returning to IBC this year with an optional BNC-32 mid-board to provide electrical interface.
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Daily NewsAccess IP audio codec evolves
Comrex is now shipping the newest addition to its established Access IP audio codec line, Access NX Rack.
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Daily NewsNew feature for Module-R and SystemTwo
On show from Custom Consoles are updated versions of both the company’s Module-R control room furniture and the SystemTwo motorised height-adjustable edit-suite desk.
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Daily NewsAVT adds answering machine
The company’s latest software release on its MAGIC THipPro telephone hybrid implements a complete answering machine with data privacy features, as well as AES67 via software upgrade.
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Daily NewsTrouble-free transmissions from DTC Docomo
The entire wireless Aeon transmitter range, including the Aeon Lite transmitter and the PRORXD-Aeon receiver, are on display at DTC Broadcast’s new location during this year’s IBC show.
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Daily NewsL2Tek shining bright
The latest developments from key component suppliers to the broadcast industry are on display on the L2Tek stand this year.
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Daily NewsCVW reveals world’s first cable-free multi-camera transmission system
BeamLink-Ultimate – the world’s first all-in-one wireless transmission system – is on demonstration on the CVW stand this year.
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Daily NewsCanford transfers to employee ownership
Canford Group (including Canford Audio), based in Washington, UK, is transferring to an Employee Ownership Trust (EOT) this year so that it will be run for the long-term benefit of present and future employees.
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Daily NewsApantac adds UHD boost to multiviewers
UHD outputs have been added to Apantac’s T# and Mi multiviewers.
