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David Pollack, president & CEO, Spacecom Q&A
Has IBC come at a good time for the electronic media industry? Why? IBC comes at a good time for Spacecom as we move further in becoming a global satellite operator. In 2015 we are scheduled to launch AMOS-6 to the 4W orbital position where it will provide pan-European coverage by adding Western Europe as well as Africa, CEE and the Middle East. With AMOS-5 offering coverage over Africa, AMOS-4 providing services to Asia, China and Russia and the AMOS 4W 'hot- spot' for Eastern/Central Europe and the Middle East, Spacecom
has expanded coverage areas and services to our customers. IBC is time to meet existing and potential clients and make news.
What do you think are the key developments in, or threats to, your market sector at the current time? Overall, we see positive market trends for growth in the broadcast, broadband and telecom areas as well emerging hybrid cellular-satellite solutions. The continuing development and expansion of digital broadcasting technologies are driving forces for the satellite
Adding Adobe support Matrox Video
By Carolyn Giardina Matrox Video is
demonstrating its support for the latest releases of the Adobe Creative Cloud and Avid Media Composer 8 content creation tools with the Matrox MXO2 I/O devices and the Matrox Mojito MAX I/O card. “Our customers want
the freedom to work easily and efficiently with whatever app is best for each task they encounter,” said Wayne Andrews, product manager at Matrox. “These unified drivers, with support for popular software from
Adobe, Apple and Avid, give them maximum versatility to create and deliver their stories their way.” Matrox I/O products
provide broadcast-quality video and audio input, output and monitoring to enable tape-based workflows. They also let users encode H.264 files for delivery to the web, iPad and iPhone. MXO2 devices provide
cross-platform Mac and Windows support and connect anywhere, Mac and PC, via Thunderbolt, PCIe or ExpressCard/34. Matrox MXO2 devices
start at €382. Matrox Mojito MAX is priced at €799. 7.B29
Audio router for BarnOne Barnfind Technologies By Will Strauss
An audio router with embedder that is available as a separate card for the BarnOne range of signal transport frames is among the innovations from Barnfind Technologies. BarnOne is a multi-functional signal neutral platform that is used for standard SDI conversion, E/O and O/E, routing, embedding, distribution and ASI to IP conversion. Available in a single rack unit sized chassis, it features 32 ports including a built-in 32 x
32 router and works with data, broadcast video, MADI and 4K60p as well as KVM, HDMI, Ethernet and AES. BarnOne frames are equipped with different combinations of electrical and optical BNC and SFP ports and CWDM multiplexers with every BNC and SFP port being bi- directional (both input and output).
Other innovations at IBC include BarnMini units offering any SFP to HDMI and HDMI to any SFP and a new openGear interface. 2.A42
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industry. As we expand the AMOS brand around the globe and work closely with telecom and communications operators to ensure their services are top notch, Spacecom is continuing to capitalise on new trends by expanding our offerings to enhance our clients' values. The emerging hybrid broadband solutions as DTH platforms for pay TV are promising, especially as they increase the number of potential players in the DTH market. We are already seeing success with hybrid solutions and are looking forward to add more of these solutions into our business.
Why should delegates visit your stand at IBC? The biggest news from Spacecom is AMOS-6. This satellite, larger than AMOS-2 and AMOS-3 combined, is scheduled for launch in 2015 to 4W. The satellite’s pan European coverage and High Throughput Satellite (HTS) spot beams will bring multiple times more throughput than traditional satellites to enable broadcasters and service providers to re-think their business opportunities in providing various data services, including mass market broadband services. 1.C65
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