#IBC2022
FRENCH OBS GETS SERIOUS WITH MULTI-FUNCTIONAL SIRIUS Gravity Media BY DAVID FOX
Gravity Media has expanded its operations in France with the introduction of a new multi-functional outside broadcast truck, Sirius. The custom-built OB supports 18 cameras, with up to three vision operators, two replay operators and an OB supervisor position. It can accommodate 14 staff in climate- controlled comfort.
This truck has been designed specifi cally for the rench and
European broadcast market and has already been successfully deployed at the ARES Fighting Championship (the French MMA league), an International Outdoor Meeting of Athletics and the Archery World Cup.
Facilities include: a Sony MVS 8000G 3.5 ME mixer; a Calrec Brio 96 audio console; three EVS eight- channel replay systems, plus EVS XFile 3 and an EVS IP Director; and a 128-port Riedel Artist intercom. Ed Tischler, Managing Director, Gravity Media, said: “With the arrival of our latest OB truck Sirius
‘NEW ERA’ ARRIVES FOR VIDEO STREAMING
Bitmovin BY ANNE MORRIS BY ANNE MORRIS
Video streaming infrastructure provider Bitmovin is showcasing its full suite of solutions across VOD and live encoding as well as its new playback product category.
Stefan Lederer, CEO and Co- Founder, Bitmovin, said: “The new era of video streaming has arrived, and Bitmovin is at the forefront of technical excellence that’s empowering developers to deliver high-quality streams at speed and scale. Visitors can discover how our technology is continuing to redefi ne what makes an exceptional viewing experience.”
IBC attendees are being
introduced to innovations across the following categories: the VOD Encoder, said to offer 50% higher quality at the same bitrates as other encoders; Live Event Encoder, said to ensure unbreakable live streaming in the highest quality possible; and Playback, described as the next evolution of streaming infrastructure for streaming devices. This combines three core solutions for testing, deploying and optimising video playback.
“Now more than ever, it’s essential for video streaming services of any size to deliver the quality of experience
consumers expect and deserve in a more sustainable way,” added Lederer.
“Our products and solutions, which we will announce very soon, optimise encoding, live streaming and playback while simultaneously delivering
superior viewing experiences to global audiences.” 5.C68
Easel TV aims to shake up the content market with new platform
Lederer: ‘Essential for video streaming services… to deliver the QoE consumers expect’
As a provider of end-to-end, as-a-service streaming solutions to enable businesses and content owners of all sizes to stream to consumers, Easel TV is unveiling its new platform at IBC. Designed around four ‘pillars’ – design, metadata, market and coalescence – the platform is intended to shake up the content market and make “streaming for all” an immediate and profi table possibility. Easel TV has created the platform to give businesses total control over how streaming content can be organised, displayed and managed, as well as to greatly improve the content’s searchability and discoverability by more diverse
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On the takedown: Inside Sirius covering the ARES Fighting Championship
we can ensure we can support yet more projects in France and across Europe.”
irius adds to ravity edias fl eet
of trucks, mobile units and DSNG trucks across the UK, Australia, the US, France, Qatar and Germany. 10.A45
CHANGING EXPECTATIONS Easel TV
markets and audiences. Ultimately, this means
businesses and content owners can connect their streaming content to more – and more relevant – consumers, more readily. This leads to increased viewing fi gures, more freuent transactional opportunities (ecommerce), better advertiser attraction and an improved consumer experience that brings viewers back. Joe Foster, CEO, Easel TV, said:
“We are delighted to exhibit at IBC once again, and to be doing so with a real bang, as we launch a platform that we believe will change the industry’s expectations of what an accessible, usable streaming solution for businesses and content owners should look like, and what it should be capable of.” 5.C44
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