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84 Saturday 14.09.13 theibcdaily Optical cable shows vision Neutrik


By Paul Watson Neutrik is presenting


opticalCON Advanced, which Neutrik claims makes its opticalCON system even more robust by adding a lockable and waterproof metal cap especially for outdoor applications, as well as rubber guards.


The ergonomically cable


strain relief is said to improve the cable protection and water resistance in long-term use, and the colour-coding options allow custom-built coding.


The advanced cable drum comes with an optimised cable drum


management and maintenance cover in the female version. Due to the stainless steel armouring, the


company says the opticalCON armored cable is particularly robust and resists even ‘extraordinary’ strains. There is also a pulling sock, which is available as a


single and split version; this is said to simplify the installation at a pulling force greater than 100kg. This Advanced pulling solution offers optimal protection for the cable connectors in even the harshest of environments, Neutrik says.


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Cut-price store: buy as you need


Disk Archive Corporation By Michael Burns


Disk Archive Corporation (DAC) is announcing a low-cost storage expansion module for its Alto system. Alto, positioned as an affordable alternative to data tape or NAS for storing large volumes of content, is based on densely packed disks in a MAID-III arrangement. Each module providing up to 200 terabytes of storage, with


World broadcast launch TC Electronic


By Paul Watson The Broadcast 6000 is a specially-designed version of TC Electronic’s System 6000 system that is optimised for for broadcast production, and comes pre-loaded with a range of algorithms that cover most ground in live as well as post production for broadcast. It is receiving its world debut at IBC. The manufacturer suggests


that, regardless of whether the context is live or post


production, measuring loudness is absolutely essential. Therefore the Broadcast 6000 includes the company’s LM6 Loudness Radar Meter.


This is said to offer a complete loudness landscape overview at a glance, including Loudness History spanning from one minute to 24 hours; Momentary Loudness (400ms); True Peak Level; plus two universal and user-definable descriptors In addition, TC’s AM6 Annoyance Radar Meter is now available for the System 6000 platform. AM6 combines


frequency weighting with an energy-integrated measure of sound, or equivalent continuous sound level, abbreviated Leq.


In addition to up-conversion and downmix capabilities, the Broadcast 6000 also comes equipped with MD5.1 and MDX5.1 multiband, multichannel dynamics processing algorithms, covering high resolution compressor, limiter and expansion tools; and it also features the EQ 5.1 which is designed to help users shape their final mix. 8.D56


the new expansion module adding a further 240 terabytes of storage to each Alto. DAC said the modular approach could allow a media library to expand on a buy-as-you-go basis in increments of 8TB. DAC is also using IBC to


announce support in Alto for NFS file systems and DPX file format archiving, aimed at high-end post production and compositing applications. 8.B38f


MyGlobeTV app hits second screens


GlobeCast By Ian McMurray


An application to allow its MyGlobeTV service to be accessed on any internet- connected device has been announced by GlobeCast. MyGlobeTV is a consumer television service available in the United States that delivers a broad range of international


and genre-based audiovisual content from around the world directly to subscribers via broadband. Content available on the platform currently includes Portuguese-language, French African, and Romanian packages, as well as several thematic channels. “Television today is being consumed on all devices – it’s time for international content to catch up,” said Lisa Coelho, CEO of GlobeCast Americas. “Whether viewers are Nollywood fans, martial arts enthusiasts, enjoy fashion, or are simply avid followers of international television, MyGlobeTV now allows them to enjoy their passion for this content anywhere.”


The MyGlobeTV app supports all major mobile platforms and includes many enhanced features of traditional pay-TV platforms, including an advanced EPG that can be accessed while watching programmes, as well as the ability to pause live TV for up to two hours. The app also provides a multilanguage interface in English, French, Portuguese, and Romanian, as well as HDMI output capabilities. Users can register up to eight devices per account and can view content simultaneously on two devices. Data usage can also be controlled using high- speed and low-speed modes. 1.A29


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