#IBC2022


ENTERTAINMENT ON THE MOVE 3 Screen


Solutions (3SS) BY ANNE MORRIS


3 Screen Solutions (3SS) is showcasing its in-car digital entertainment platform for the first time at IBC.


PEAK BEHIND THE VAIL Spectra Logic


BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON 3SS is inviting visitors to experience its automotive platform


The Stuttgart-based company has brought a car to the RAI, located in the outside exhibit area (0.C32). Visitors are invited to take a seat to experience its automotive platform, which is based on the Android Automotive operating system. The 3SS 3Ready Product Framework is driving the UX on the in-car displays.


Demo partners include Super RTL, a German provider of children’s TV programming, and AirConsole, a multi-player games provider. The user experience can be adjusted and targeted dynamically,


with the ability to curate all content including third-party apps. 3SS also noted that it is currently running two projects with car manufacturers. Adnan Ertural, Head of Automotive, 3SS, said:


“Autonomous driving and the rapid growth of in-vehicle connectivity are evolving the car into a temporary liing space or office with more freedom for both driver and passengers. We know that screens in cars will be considered natural extensions to the long- established multiscreen concept.” A83, 1.BS26


Visitors to Spectra Logic’s stand can see enhancements to multi-site, multi-cloud data management software Vail designed to accelerate the performance of standard S3 storage, improve ransomware resiliency and provide on- premises glacier-like storage. Claimed to be capable of


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centralising data management across on-premises and multi-cloud architectures, Vail enables dynamic on-demand data access and placement while unifying storage within a single global namespace. The software delivers policy-based data orchestration, streamlining workflows and reducing oerall costs for M&E organisations that want to leverage the power of the cloud. 7.A43


How the Vail solution functions using an example of a broadcast group’s daily workflow


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