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workfl ow support. The latest version of Stra- tus will include archive, conform and meta- data management enhancements, which Grass Valley said will streamline the news production process when combined with ENPS, Octopus or iNEWS systems. n Hall 1 Stand E02


DOLBY REVEALS GLASSES-FREE TECH


Dolby will show off the glasses-free 3D suite of technologies it has developed with Philips Research. Applied to 3D content and displays, the end-to-end suite promises to allow broadcasters to deliver full HD 3D resolu- tion content to any screen. n Hall 2 Stand A31


QUANTEL LAUNCHES REVAMPED PABLO


JVC FOCUSES ON MONITORS


JVC’s focus at IBC will be on its professional camera and monitor range, with a prototype of a new 32-inch 4K monitor on display and the launch of a new 17-inch full HD RGB 10-bit panel. The DT-V17G15, an addition to the professional DT-V series, will be a “cost- effective near-grade 1” production monitor, according to JVC. Other new models on the manufacturer’s IBC monitor wall will include the DT-E15L4G 15-inch monitor, updated 9-inch models (DT-V9L5 and DT-F9L5), the DT-X series of portable 7-inch fi eld monitors and two new 55-inch large-format monitors (GM-552D/GM-552DE). The Wi-Fi-equipped GY-HM600 and GY-HM650 camcorders and GY-HMQ10 handheld 2K/4K camcorder will also be on show. n Hall 10 Stand D45


FILMLIGHT UNVEILS PIPELINE TOOLS


FilmLight has promised to show off several new products from its range of colour pipe- line tools. The fi rm’s Flip image processor allows directors, cinematographers and colourists to defi ne and refi ne looks before shooting begins. Baselight Transfer is described as a real-time, 4K dailies proces- sing system supporting cameras such as Sony’s F65, the Arri Alexa and Red’s Epic. Baselight Editions for Avid, Apple Final Cut Pro and Nuke will be on show at IBC, while Baselight 4.3, the latest version of the colour- grading software, will also be demonstrated. n Hall 7 Stand F31


www.broadcastnow.co.uk/techfacils HARRIS INCREASES SELENIO FLEXIBILITY


Harris Broadcast Communications’ Selenio media convergence platform has been upgraded, with a new networking module that multiplies connection options for live signal contribution. According to Harris, the update “maximises fl exibility when transmitting content between locations”, with the Selenio Networking Module allow- ing broadcasters, production companies


and telecom operators to use circuit- switched transport networks to transmit and receive video, audio and corporate IT data between two Selenio frames. The new module, which will be on show at IBC, offers direct connection to six common global telecom interfaces: DS-3, OC-3, OC-12, E3, STM-1 and STM-4. n Hall 7 Stand G20


Quantel’s “reinvented, interactive and open” version of its grading platform Pablo will have its full product launch at IBC. First previewed at NAB, Pablo Rio is a software- based system designed to run on a user’s own hardware and storage. Quantel said the software works with data-centric post pipelines across a range of formats, includ- ing OpenEXR, Red HDRx, Arri RAW, and even GoPro. n Hall 7 Stand A20


EVS OVERHAULS SERVERS


On show at the EVS stand will be the Belgian fi rm’s overhauled XT3 and XS servers, which now include I-Frame codecs for frame-accurate live editing, long-GOP encoding with Sony XDCAM HD422 at 50Mbps, and proxy-generated fi les. EVS will also demonstrate its second-


screen platform C-Cast. The product’s latest features, such as the ability to replay clips at variable speeds and import


third-party statistics, will be on show. EVS’ MXF specialists will also demonstrate the latest features of the fi rm’s OpenCube ingest servers, including improved MXF JPEG2000 support for AS02, IMF formats for production mastering and archive preservation, and H.264 proxy generation at ingest. n Hall 8 Stand B90


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