theibcdaily Tuesday 17.09.13 43 Cablecom Mexico chooses Iris for HDTV Mirada By Ian McMurray
Cablecom Mexico has continued to expand its digital TV service with the launch of new features on its Digital 3.0 platform built on Mirada’s Iris product, and integrated with Coship set-top-boxes and Irdeto conditional access. Digital 3.0 offers Cablecom’s 1m+ clients dozens of full HD TV channels in addition to 200+ audio and video channels, as
well as pay-per-view content and premium packages presented on an interactive customisable EPG developed especially for Cablecom. According to Mirada, its Iris end-to-end multiscreen solution merges the best of traditional broadcast services and OTT services in one, presenting an intuitive, efficient and unified user experience across STBs, PCs, mobiles and tablets. “At Cablecom, we are committed to deploying services with cutting edge technology, and this has always
been of the utmost importance to us,” said Marcelo Saccaggio, COO Cablecom Mexico. “We are continuously upgrading our equipment, networks and technology. With our new world-class PVR features, our clients can now access their favourite programmes whenever they want with an easy-to-use and intuitive UI.” 5.A07
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Mirada’s Iris unifies the multiscreen environment
Sporting chance for MAM Dalet Digital Media Systems By Michael Burns
Dalet is targeting sports broadcasters, professional teams, OB providers and sports production houses with a demonstration of its
complete MAM-driven sports workflows. These include a new version of the Dalet Sports Logger that the company claims will provide maximum flexibility, with no constraints on how users configure the
system or tag their actions. This new logger also supports remote logging.
Collaborative workflows enabled by the new Dalet Xtend connectors for Adobe Premiere, Quantel and EVS are also being showcased on the stand. Dalet claims the Xtend connectors will sustain the
fast-pace of live sports coverage by providing uninterrupted exchanges of media and metadata between the Dalet MAM and industry- standard NLEs. Dalet also provides integrations with external logging systems and servers as well as data feeds for stats.
Short- and long-term production and archiving are simplified by the MAM platform. All the relevant metadata is stored in the Dalet MAM, allowing tasks like searching, browsing and retrieving media to require a few keystrokes, said the company. Dalet added that its MAM workflow engine simplifies the distribution of content to different services, including VoD, OTT, web and mobile devices. 8.B77
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