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STREAMING AHEAD WITH SOFTWARE SUBSCRIPTIONS DVEO
BY ANNE MORRIS
Video streaming and transcoding specialist DVEO is introducing its Pro Streaming software, which offers broadcasters a software subscription for transcoding and IP distribution of streaming and TV channels. David Vargas-Racero, CEO at DVEO, said: “IBC2023 serves as the perfect platform for us to unveil our Pro Streaming software. We are excited to showcase its robust features,
seamless integration and the unparalleled fl exibility it offers to broadcasters in the ever- evolving streaming landscape.” Other products on show include Brutus GPU Eco, an eco-friendly, low-power IP transcoder; DVEO Live Streaming Production; and DVEO Live Streaming
Production Box, an all-in-one solution for live streaming and event management. Vargas-Racero added: “IBC2023 marks a signifi cant milestone for DVEO as we unveil our latest product line- up. We are thrilled to introduce industry-leading solutions that empower broadcasters, content
providers and event organisers to deliver exceptional video experiences while streamlining their workfl ows. These products represent our commitment to innovation and customer- centric design, and we are excited to showcase their capabilities.” 5.C60
Pro Streaming software joins the Brutus GPU Eco (pictured) on the DVEO stand
EUROPEAN DEBUT FOR XSCEND IP Media Links
BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
Giving European audiences a fi rst look at IBC, Media Links is presenting Xscend as an ultra- dense, ultra-versatile IP media platform designed for the network edge.
The new IP media platform aims to provide broadcasters and service providers with a solution to transport 4K media across both fully managed and unmanaged IP networks.
Xscend addresses the migration from SDI-to-IP as well as IP-to-IP
It is a reconfi gurable IP media gateway, which incorporates an adaptable and media-tuned architecture for accommodating changing network protocols and application requirements. Xscend is claimed to be unique because of its density and fl exibility to accommodate
JOURNEY TO THE CLOUD M2A Media BY ANNE MORRIS
Cloud-based live video specialist M2A Media is highlighting new products it says are helping broadcasters and rights owners worldwide to transform their live video delivery as they transition broadcast workfl ows to the cloud. M2A Live is aimed at major
broadcasters that need to deliver reliable, low-latency live streams to viewers worldwide across any device using the AWS cloud.
ever-changing industry developments. Through its modular hardware, feature upgradeability and reconfi gurability via software and licences, new or existing workfl ows can be adapted to support a wide variety of use cases, in particular sports production.
It addresses the migration
from SDI-to-IP as well as IP-to-IP environments and is a useful transport solution for high-density, low-latency remote/distributed production applications, including ground- to-cloud connectivity. 1.A59
Through the M2A console, M2A Live automates and orchestrates live event schedules, regularly delivering over four million concurrent plays and streaming billions of hours each year. M2A is also demonstrating M2A Connect, its product for scalable video aggregation and distribution; and M2A Capture, a suite of features designed to improve the live content workfl ow.
Matt Hughes, Chief Commercial
Offi cer at M2A Media, said: “The IBC Show is a catalyst for great
M2A Media helps broadcasters and rights owners transition broadcast workfl ows to the cloud
conversations and innovation. Since IBC2022, M2A Media has expanded its operations into North America and has on-boarded a raft of fantastic new
customers. We’re looking forward to meeting with industry peers in Amsterdam and playing our part in driving the industry forward.” 5.G73
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