#IBC2023
69 Ken Frommert, President, Enco Systems
more engaging and inclusive experience for their audiences while also meeting captioning regulations. enTranslate, our live automated translation solution, offers real-time translation of content into multiple languages, enabling media companies to expand their global reach and cater to diverse audiences worldwide.
How is your company helping its customers to address the challenges faced by the media and entertainment industry? Enco has been setting itself apart for decades, helping companies improve their workflows through automation. enCaption, our live automated captioning solution, allows companies to offer a
What are the main areas of focus for your company during IBC2023? We have been committed to streamlining captioning workflows and driving down production costs, making closed captions more accessible than ever before. With every new version, enCaption continues to raise the bar, delivering faster captioning speed, higher accuracy rates, and an array of expanded deployment options. Among the noteworthy additions to enCaption 5 is a comprehensive caption editor, empowering users to review and refine offline or previous live transcriptions with ease.
enCaption 5 has expanded its capabilities significantly, now supporting both live and pre-recorded content in an array of 48 languages. Leveraging a combination of machine learning, advanced speech-to- text conversion and grammatical structure analysis, the system delivers unparalleled accuracy while maintaining remarkably low latency. Our new enTranslate plug-in introduces real-time translation for an extensive selection of 34 languages.
Which trends or themes do you expect to emerge during IBC2023?
AI technology has undergone a rapid evolution, with its integration into various industries. Over the years, we have witnessed a gradual shift of IP migration and mixed adoption of cloud services due to cost concerns and the slower development of critical functionalities. However, AI is now being implemented throughout the workflow, even extending its reach into the RF
HYBRID MEDIORNET ON THE HORIZON Riedel Communications BY DAVID FOX
MediorNet HorizoN, a hybrid processing platform that Riedel Communications claims blurs the boundary between SDI and IP, is being launched at IBC. MediorNet HorizoN includes a
wide range of video processing capabilities, such as up/down/ cross conversion, SDR-HDR conversion and colour correction. It straddles the boundary between traditional SDI-based and ST2110 infrastructures with its dense array of SDI/ST2110 gateways. Within a single rack unit, it can have 16 independent and
domain. It has already shown immediate benefits in content creation and has proven effective in reducing operational costs. Notably, the swift emergence of ChatGPT signifies the acceptance and adoption of AI in the consumer world. AI is spreading to nearly every aspect of the signal chain, ranging from origination to content delivery. This growing presence of AI technology promises to revolutionise the media and entertainment industry, streamlining processes and enhancing overall efficiency.
What sets your company apart as a technology leader? Our customers’ feedback on our products really means the most to us and has allowed us to continuously innovate our products. We bring flexible solutions that improve customer workflows and increase overall efficiency and performance, and we do this all while providing unmatched support and customer service worldwide. 8.C73
individually configurable processing engines that allow up to 128 channels of SDI/ST2110, up to 32 channels of SDR-HDR or up to 16 up/down/cross conversions. HorizoN’s flexible licensing scheme will allow user-specific combinations of processing and gateway capabilities, reducing unnecessary costs. Supported by easy-to-use
configuration, operation and monitoring software, MediorWorks, IP signals and their control are embedded into distributed MediorNet systems. SFP-based baseband video I/O completes the package, making it an all-rounder that can handle the challenges of a modern production environment. 10.A31, 10.A38
Pushing the boundaries:
Riedel’s MediorNet HorizoN handles both SDI and IP
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