February 2014
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TVBEurope 53 BVE London
EVS shows solutions for entertainment, media and sports
[EVS]
At BVE, EVS will present its latest solutions aimed at customers in the entertainment, media and sports industries. IPLink for Adobe, OpenCube HD/SD and the new 4K XT3 are amongst the product on show for visitors to the company’s stand. EVS’ plug-in panel for advanced integration with the new Adobe Premiere Pro suite, PLink for Adobe aims to bridge the gap between production and post. Using IPLink, editors can search, preview, edit and import media from IPDirector's nearline
storage into the Adobe Premiere Pro editing station, removing the need to have an additional IPDirector station. Nano Air is designed for studio production facilities and broadcasters for on-stage entertainment. It offers multichannel playout capabilities with simultaneous playback of up to four HD or SD channels to multiple destinations. OpenCube HD/SD is EVS’ solution for ingest and mastering in file-based workflows. The ingest server for
PlayBox introducing
ProductionAirBox [PlayBox]
PlayBox Technology has announced an addition to its broadcast and production workflow solutions. ProductionAirBox will be introduced by the company at BVE 2014.
Based on multi-channel engine architecture,
MXF file mastering provides flexibility within any production and post production environment. The latest version of the server handles both the encoding of MXF 4K formats and transcoding from various
file formats in faster than realtime. EVS’ MXF viewer XFReader lets the user play all MXF and GXF files, regardless of their wrapped essence format. K05
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ATG Broadcast presenting wide range of tech [ATG]
ATG Broadcast will showcase its range of broadcast systems planning, design, installation, commissioning and post installation support capabilities. The company has a number of projects recently completed or in progress. These include system expansion for Ericsson Broadcasting Services at its HQ in Stockholm,
including the upgrading of Studio K2 from SD to 1080i HD; a DTT multiplex system as part of the extension of terrestrial digital video broadcasting services for a European transmission service- provider; and playout facilities for the new HD2 Sports HD channel at the Stockholm HQ of TV4 Sweden.
“ATG Broadcast pioneered
the transition from tape-based technology to file-based production, content management and playout for terrestrial, satellite, cellular and IP-based viewing,” commented Dave Whitaker, senior project manager, ATG broadcast. “A key element of our service is the ability to meet tight installation
and commissioning deadlines. We are able to draw on experience gained through working with a wide range of technology suppliers in designing, integrating and commissioning complete turnkey systems that will work efficiently from day one.” N45
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ProductionAirBox can deliver content in one-shot mode or from a playlist. Supporting capabilities include clip timecode on the SDI output plus a clip trimmer with a dedicated SDI output. ProductionAirBox can be controlled via VDCP and Media Object Server (MOS)
protocols.Changes to the playlist can be made while on-air and clips in the playlist can be trimmed or repositioned on-the-fly. Up to four independent players can be accommodated on a single server and each player has separate playlist and playout control. Four SDI interfaces can be assigned as programme or preview outputs. "ProductionAirBox is an extremely fast media manipulation and delivery system with the near-zero latency demanded for the fast-paced work environment of broadcast news, sports and live production," said PlayBox Technology managing director Don Ash. N05
www.playbox.tv Senna brings Lightstation to its first BVE [Senna]
Senna Innovation Factory will exhibit at BVE London for the first time showing DSLR and movie equipment, and will be launching its new product, Lightstation, at the show.
Lightstation is the first total recall
wireless LED light system. The system comprises four LED light panels and a wireless controller which enables the user to set, store and recall different light presets and scenes. There are three different presets available for
each of the four different light channels, and one or more LED panels can be set to one channel. The settings include dimmer control and colour temperature. There are also master settings for storing six different light scenes, meaning that the user can set
and store six different combinations of light presets for the LED panels. Fade speed control between light scenes is adjustable. Strobe and running lights, with adjustable speed are also available. Each LED light panel has 528 LEDs, producing 2000LUX.
Videosys plans launches for BVE [Videosys]
Videosys Broadcast will launch a number of products at BVE. The company’s wireless Camera Control system has been revised and updated with the inclusion of Sony IP Panel support. The new Cobham HD Nano Transmitter, claimed by Videosys to be the smallest H.264 transmitter in the world, will also be on show. The Transmitter has the same 100mw RF power
output as larger models, ensuring solid pictures over more than 1000m. Broadcast RF has taken delivery of eight pre-production Nanos for use on helmet cameras for winter sports and pre-orders have been taken from UAV companies looking for low delay, live broadcast transmission. Videosys claims this is the smallest and lightest COFDM transmitter on the market, and
its considerable weight saving aims to dramatically increase available flight time. Videosys’ camera control has sold over 150 systems worldwide. Its ease of use and ability to use the manufacturer’s control panel has proved popular with hire and OB companies and studios. Sony IP control has now been included for ease of assigning RCPs. The new Camera Receiver will also be
shown at BVE. Designed to fit into third party video transmitter systems, Videosys has provided a simple upgrade path to owners and operators of equipment outside of the Cobham stable. L58
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Each Lightstation kit includes four LED panels, wireless controller, four white diffusers, four different honeycomb grids, six filters in different colours, eight batteries with four chargers, four tripods and a flight case.
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