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Mobile reports are go!
Dalet Digital Media Systems By Michael Burns
Dalet On-the-Go is a new mobile app that extends the remote capabilities of Dalet users. Three key functions for journalists are included with the app: Read-In, Contribution and My Assignments.
The company claims it is the perfect tool for reporters in the field who have access to a Dalet site. The Read-In function allows users to browse and get up to date on the latest news, while with My Assignments, reporters can check their individual assignments for a given
day along and get all the necessary details. Additionally the
Contributions page allows them to upload stories, videos, images and audio directly from the phone app to the home site. The screens for each function are clear and
News on the go: Dalet’s on-field augmentation for reporters is based on iOS, whether iPhone or iPad
easy to use, says the company. Dalet On-the-Go will be available from the iTunes App Store to support iOS on both iPhone and iPad.
Demonstrations of the complete
functionalities of workflow-specific tools for Dalet Radio Suite for radio and multimedia production are also being featured at the Dalet stand. 8.B77
MediaBUTLER serves actLINE NOA Audio Solutions
By Paul Watson A series of recently enhanced products is on show from NOA, which is also showcasing its new ingestLINE. NOA’s mediARC will feature new enhancements for the inclusion of rich media including full support for videoscene detection, updated streaming servers for easier intranet content preview of rich content and video content; and the ability to launch retranscoding export operations via API from lossless compressed videoarchive formats. In addition, the company’s new- look actLINE range now includes full mediABUTLER support for WMV and open source video formats such as ffv1; and the integration of third- party transcoders such as Rhozet Carbon Coder for all typical production formats.
NOA is also demonstrating a new QC module for video quality control. New ingestLINE features include native RF read out for Framelector and multiple audio channel support. 8.D91
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