September 2014
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TVBEurope 73 IBC Preview Media Assist showcased Netia
Junger’s Voice Processor includes Spectral Signature dynamic EQ
Jünger’s “easy” Voice Processor Jünger Audio
By Holly Ashford The D*AP4 VAP Voice Processor is on show at Jünger Audio’s stand. The processor includes Spectral Signature dynamic EQ, a new tool that offers automatic and dynamic EQ control to balance spectral differences in realtime. By analysing incoming audio and comparing its spectrum with individually predetermined voice ‘fingerprints’, this unit can automatically
apply dynamic EQ corrections to give a consistent sound. “We have also included
processing such as HP/LP filtering, versatile dynamics section, full parametric EQ and de-essing, and made the unit really easy to use – even for non-technical radio staff such as producers and journalists,” explained Peter Pörs, CEO of Jünger Audio. 10.A49
New features for SilverBACK family MultiDyne
By Holly Ashford Significant new
features for MultiDyne’s SilverBACK family of camera- mounted fibre transport
By Ian McMurray The NETIA Media Assist software suite unites the functionality of NETIA’s radio broadcast automation and media management products with an SQL database to provide what it describes as a robust multimedia asset management system with a full complement of production tools. With this new solution, NETIA claims that users can manage all types of content, in any format, on any platform, from anywhere and at any time. The software suite is also said to make it easier for users to move media among sites. To enable convenient use
across a facility or organisation, the Media Assist software suite provides both a rich-client platform and a web-based interface that can be displayed on a simple internet browser. Both GUIs have been designed to assure effective ergonomics,
and NETIA points out that the option of working through a browser-based interface allows journalists and reporters to go fully mobile while maintaining their ability to access, search, edit, and repurpose content. NETIA has already released Media Assist modules engineered for smartphones and tablets, and is providing demonstrations of the modules’ functionality throughout IBC2014. Media Assist is based on a
service-oriented architecture (SOA), thus offering the additional advantages of a client-server model of computing, says NETIA. Key benefits to operations are said to include increased modularity, optimal scalability through the improvement or addition of services, third-party connectivity through a web services API, and straightforward and cost-effective maintenance. 8.D82d
The SilverBACK family now includes four models
solutions are on show, including a new operator control panel that offers intuitive, user-friendly controls and displays. Another key demonstration is the MultiDyne LightningSwitch, a 48x48 optical-to-optical routing switch designed to simplify the routing of fibre- optic signals within broadcast infrastructures by eliminating
the need for fibre patch panels. Dingo, the recently introduced fibre transport card is also on show. Dingo supports a range of camera signals, composite video, analogue or digital audio with cross-conversion, intercom, serial data, and gigabit Ethernet over a single fibre-optic cable. 10.D46
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