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GERMAN PAVILION SETS OUT STAND FOR INNOVATION German Pavilion BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
The German Pavilion of the Federal Ministry for Economic Affairs and Climate Protection is making its IBC debut, with 14 innovative companies presenting their products and technologies in Hall 3. Gathered under the ‘made in
Germany’ banner at the pavilion is: Alugha, which translates videos and audio with the help of AI, and Amily, offering software solutions for digital advertising. Media software outfi t 4=1; adtech provider Amy; and [E³] Engstler Elektronik Entwicklung,
Vorsprung durch technik in action in Hall 3
a manufacturer of programmable RGB-backlit LCD switches, are also in present.
Also in the Pavilion is MOVE TO IP IN THE MIX
TSL Products BY DAVID FOX
TSL has introduced new products for audio (the MPA1-Mix-Net-V-R and AMU1-12G-SDI concept) and control (the GPT-V1 virtual control node).
The MPA1-Mix-Net-V-R is a fully
redundant 1U audio confi dence monitor and mixer with 16 instantly recallable independent mixes with 2022-7 redundancy that eases the transition to IP. “It is aimed at operator positions. It’s very easy to use,” and can also monitor both sides of the redundant path, said Daniel Hanko, Assistant Audio
Product Manager, TSL. Two 1G AoIP connections provide 64 input channels, with a further 64 available via an optional MADI SFP. It supports in-band NMOS for integration with TSL control and other third-party systems. It is aiming to provide a bridge to IP “with familiar workfl ows and monitoring tools, but which will also be completely at home in an all-IP world”, said Ian Godfrey, President, TSL.
Th company is showing the AMU1-12G-SDI concept for monitoring 12G-SDI UHD signals to get feedback to see if there is a market for 12G-SDI. It is a new approach for TSL, a mid-range
Inteca, which develops and manufactures LED studio lighting; MakeProAudio which offers a modular multi-protocol control
system; Studio Hamburg MCI, a provider of IT-based broadcast and pro-AV systems, and distributor New Media AV. Plura Europe, which makes high-performance broadcast and media solutions, and teleprompter, lighting and camera equipment expert Schnittpunkt are also exhibiting. Visitors can also look out for snaatch, a digital asset management system, and The Chainless, which has a platform that simplifi es the use of AI. Last but not least there’s a novel solution for fi lm metadata from Transfer Media Production Services.
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Hanko and Godfrey with the AMU1 and MPA1 audio devices
product with high-end capabilities and a simple interface. For control, the GPT-V1 can run on the cloud, virtually on prem or as hardware, as part of its move to more software virtualisation. It has
been integrated with Grass Valley’s Orbit (as GVO Tally) and can also control processing in a GV AMPP environment, bridging between what is on prem and in the cloud. 10.B41
Race organiser Martyn McKenna, Associate Vice President – Head of Delivery, Tata Communications (far left, top), celebrates with the other participants of the Tata Communications IBC Sustainability Ride, which arrived at the RAI ahead of IBC2023 yesterday. The ride from London to Amsterdam is open to Tata Communications customers, partners and employees. It aims to recognise the link between business, environment and society, with cyclists showing their commitment to combating climate change by riding rather than fl ying to IBC.
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