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AI TAGGING IN REAL TIME WITH DIGITAL HIGHLIGHTS PRO Magnifi by VideoVerse BY ANNE MORRIS
AI-driven video technology company Magnifi by VideoVerse is conducting demonstrations of Digital Highlights Pro for real- time tagging of key moments in video streams, now paired with the recently tested bulk Auto-Flip service. According to the company, the latter feature allows users to ‘auto-fl ip’ a large number of videos at once with a high degree of accuracy, without the need to manually adjust the aspect ratios of each video, enabling production at speed and scale. It has been tested to auto-fl ip
we are constantly pushing the boundaries of technology to enhance the viewer experience. We are happy to return to IBC, the most important broadcast tradeshow in Europe, with upgrades on some of our most popular solutions that will facilitate the work of broadcasters and the fi nal product received by consumers.”
The Magnifi tool allows key moments to be tagged in video streams
between 70 and 100 videos simultaneously while maintaining the required aspect ratios and keeping the action centred using
Magnifi ’s ball-tracking technology. Vinayak Shrivastav, CEO and Co-founder of Magnifi by VideoVerse, said: “At Magnifi
POWERING REVENUE GROWTH FOR OTT OPERATORS
CRM.COM
BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
A robust SaaS monetisation platform is being presented at IBC by
CRM.COM. This new feature, which is part of the company’s eponymous core software, helps OTT operators to aggregate a range of services easily and fl exibly into their own platform such as AVOD, SVOD and TVOD.
The
CRM.COM platform
manages the entire lifecycle of service aggregation, from identifi cation to merging into the product catalogue. It also manages subscriber billing, provisioning of complementary services and handling of B2B charges and settlement. Frini Pouyiouka, Product Marketing Lead for
CRM.COM, said: “This new service aggregation feature is specifi cally for OTT operators who can enjoy enhanced content and increased subscriber revenue without all the
STRETCHING INGEST WITH INSTREAM Dalet
BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Following a technology preview of its elastic ingest workfl ows in April, Dalet’s cloud-native InStream is making its full, offi cial debut at IBC. InStream is a multichannel, cloud-native ingest solution that provides effi ciency, agility and elasticity to capture large-scale live events. Integrated within the Dalet ecosystem alongside Dalet
Pyramid, Dalet Flex and Dalet Galaxy, Dalet InStream can be deployed in less than a day. It offers a pay-per-use-model, which Dalet says creates savings of between 50% and 80% of on-premises costs when users need to upscale streams on the fl y. They can monitor ingest jobs through a centralised, web-based dashboard with controls such as crash and scheduled record. Designed to help broadcasters tackle any live event, InStream can scale ingest capacity as needs and
CRM.COM manages the entire lifecycle of service aggregation
complexity of onboarding and managing. Since OTT operators are among the key audiences of
IBC, we feel launching this at the show is a perfect match.” 1.C37d
The company is also showcasing a new platform that works exclusively on entertainment content and automates the creation of short clips from long-form content, by using recognition of faces, speech, places, objects, actions and audio cues. 5.C96
Debut: InStream is a cloud-native and elastic ingest solution
workload shifts evolve. It supports a wide range of formats, including SRT, NDI or RTMP from web
sources, Zoom, or backpacks and transport formats SDI and IP. 7.B45
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