#IBC2022


DIGIFACE RAVENNA LAUNCHED DirectOut


BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON


RME and DirectOut have unveiled the Digiface Ravenna in Hall 8 of IBC. The mobile audio interface is based on the proven Digiface Dante but features a Ravenna module developed by DirectOut. The device allows the transmission of a total of 128 audio channels coming from Ravenna and optionally MADI via a single USB 3.0 connection. RME thus expands


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its Digiface series with a powerful Ravenna model for USB and standalone operation. The combination of RME’s drivers (Mac/Windows) and DirectOut’s Ravenna implementation offer a reliable and fl exible networked computer audio interface. DSP-based TotalMix FX can be used to control the routing and monitoring options (including the built-in headphone output). n the network side the interface features a fullfl edged aenna stack with A and 


CLOUD-BASED QUALITY CONTROL Cube-Tec International BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON


The Quadriga Web QC allows quality control to be carried out on media when a team is working remotely from home. This browser-based software can be used in both public and private clouds and meets strict software security reuirements according to Cube-Tec. om orenz anaging artner ubeec nternational explained: “A typical application


Digiface Ravenna allows the transmission of a total of 128 audio channels


support and redundant audio-over-  streaming as per . n addition the interface can also be used as a mobile channel Ravenna/MADI converter without a USB connection to a computer. The coaxial MADI I/O connectors may


also be confi gured to work as word clock sync . o operate the igiface aenna users can rely on both an external power supply connector and USB bus power. 8.F65


is quality monitoring during large-scale digitisation of analogue data carriers. uring editing the optional Cube•Player can be used to check audio and ideo content. Timestamp metadata is displayed imagesynchronously and static metadata can be enriched or corrected by users. A multi-level rights management system helps to control access and modifi cation rights. Inspection Reports generated by Quadriga can be manually enriched with further information


QC that meets strict software security criteria


and then converted fully automatically into PDF reports for documentation. “Web QC can be seen as an


answer to the increased demand for homeoffi ce compatible solutions added orenz. 7.B71


AT300 PROCESSOR GIVES HYBRID-CLOUD COMPUTING THE EDGE Arkona Technologies BY DAVID FOX


The new AT300 edge compute processor from Arkona is designed for hybrid-cloud environments where compute- heay uncompressed  workfl ows are most effi ciently processed at the edge. It offers a wide variety of live


production broadcast functions on a dual 100GE software- defi ned compute blade and supports interchangeable software apps that are fully controllable through a modern and open ebocket A as well as AA N  and IS-05.


On edge: The AT300 100GE compute processor from Arkona


n its initial release the A will offer support for: video format conversion (SD/HD/3G/ UHD and SDR-HDR); audio processing shuffl ing gain control samplerate conersion and mixing); video mixing A mix keyer confi gurable transitions and frame grabber/


player); ultra-low latency compression  irac confi gurable compression  between 1:2 and 8 at ~2ms latency); SDI-IP gateway for SD/ HD/3G/UHD to ST2110 and  and grandmaster clock    input analogue tri-level output).


t has up to   processors per  which the company claims to be the highest density  system on the market. t is also more energy effi cient than the preious generation which allows for a smaller physical as well as environmental footprint. 10.B10


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