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The full production version of the 1U BM-AV1


audio/video monitor is on show


New 2U audio/video monitor


Bel Digital Audio By Monica Heck


Bel has launched a new 2U audio/video monitor and de- embedder called the BM-AV2-E16SHD, featuring


Dolby decoding. The new monitor features 16 individual bargraph meters mounted alongside a high quality, 5-inch video display.


Inputs on the new unit include a pair of auto-detecting 3G/HD/SD SDI inputs (with


loopthrough) and 10 analogue audio inputs (channels one and two are provided with two summing inputs each) and 8 AES-3id pairs.


The detected audio inputs


are displayed via the 16 high resolution multi-coloured LED


Commitment to DASH standard Espial


By Ian McMurray


The latest developments in its range of solutions designed for pay-TV operators looking to manage and increase value-added services for subscribers is being showcased by Espial. The company says that it is also showing its


commitment to the rapidly emerging MPEG DASH


standard (Dynamic Adaptive Streaming over HTTP). As a participating member of the DASH Promoters Group, Espial is highlighting the capabilities of this exciting new adaptive bit-rate streaming technology through a live demonstration of the Espial MediaBase content delivery platform. During the demo, video content is streamed from the Espial MediaBase platform to multiscreen devices,


including tablets, utilising MPEG DASH as the streaming protocol.


The Espial Media Service Platform is described as a powerful head-end system that allows operators to create, introduce, manage, and monetise a multiscreen user experience. Through a range of multiscreen capabilities, including service customisation, enhanced content protection, and cross-device


bargraphs on the front panel. Selected audio channels are also provided as AES-3id and analogue outputs on the rear panel. Two versions will become available, one with Dolby decoding and a second without.


use-case support, Espial says that operators can deliver the highest quality of experience to subscribers. The Espial Media Service Platform can be customised to support TV Everywhere services by market segments based on regional, language, and other requirements. This allows operators to tailor TV channel lineups, pricing models, movies, and services including linear TV, VoD, DVR etc for their target markets.


For enhanced content security, Espial’s Media


In addition the full production version of the recently introduced 1U BM-AV1- E16SHD audio/video monitor is being demonstrated on the stand. The BM-AV1 is a compact 1U monitor that provides full 16 channel audio monitoring plus video monitoring from a miniature OLED screen. 10.A30


Service Platform features a set of controls that enable an operator to meet multiscreen content licensing obligations by limiting access to content based on geography, user, and device. It also allows operators to support cross- device use cases such as the one-time setting of parental controls from any device; place-shifting across devices including set-top boxes; bookmarking between devices; and unified searching. 5.A18


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