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FrameFormer has delivered a 300% increase in live broadcast frame rate conversions in the 12 months to June 2024 claims InSync. It enjoyed a further spike during Q3 of this year, as the Euro 2024 tournament, Paris Summer Olympics, and major golf and grand slam tennis tournaments delivered high-quality sports content globally.

Boasting a unique AoIP toolset in one rack unit, Wheatstone is aiming to be at the sharp end of broadcast with its fourth-generation Blade 4 WheatNet IP I/O unit.

With the introduction of AI scene description to its cloud asset management software, cloud-native asset management company Mimir, part of the Fonn Group, is aiming to improve accuracy and speed up search times with automated, detailed and accurate scene description, natural language search, advanced sharing, and quick cutting capabilities from archive to live.

EXTLab EVO is a new QA automation product from the Korean test and measurement company, designed for global video service providers.

APIS Hive software from dB Broadcast is designed to streamline the complete lifecycle of modern broadcast IP system architectures. It can manage and disseminate configuration data to multiple end points in large-scale ST 2110 deployments, and builds on dB’s expertise in IP systems integration.

The compact EOS C80 is the latest addition to Canon’s range of RF mount cinema cameras and includes the new backside-illuminated (BSI) stacked CMOS sensor unveiled in the recently introduced EOS C400.

The Qimera Virtual Production system from Enco is a real-time VP compositing tool that allows the creation of virtual sets and augmented reality graphics for broadcasters, sports productions and live event venues.

PACE Anti-Piracy, a specialist in software security and licensing solutions, has announced that it will be exhibiting at IBC2024 and presenting as part of the Content Everywhere speaker programme.

Former Royal Television Society (RTS) Chief Executive, diversity campaigner and producer Simon Albury has passed away at the age of 80.

More than 80 companies representing distributors, buyers and producers from 30 countries have confirmed their presence at the inaugural MIP London content market.