#IBC2023 SOLVING COMPLEX PROBLEMS
Anyware Video BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
OneGenie, a channel-in-a- box high-density server (up to two UHD or eight HD channels) that now supports UHD live broadcast with Play While Record, is on show from Anyware Video. Also on the stand is DubMaster, Anyware’s postproduction and news video server in use by more than 50 channels worldwide. Visitors can also get hands-on with Pige Antenne, a monitoring and compliance recording
system that has Dolby Audio certifi cation and DVB subtitle acquisition and export. It has been ST2110 tested and qualifi ed by Groupe M6. Solutions in use by premium channels and broadcasters to combine SDI, DVBw-IP and SMPTE ST2110 streams up to 10-bit UHD HDR are on show, and Anyware is also using IBC to simplify the integration, automatic detection and orchestration of ST2110 with NMOS IS-04/IS-05. Cedric Clavel, Pre-Sales Engineer, Anyware Video, said: “Anyware Video works with
KEEPING TABS ON ANDROID TV Radix
BY ANNE MORRIS
Device management specialist Radix is launching a new version of its Android TV Manager, described as a tailor-made solution for telcos, operators and service providers. The Radix Android TV Manager was built to manage Android-
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OneGenie supports UHD live broadcast with Play While Record
major national and international media groups to create high- tech products designed to solve complex problems. We provide
quality custom solutions for the most demanding professional environments.” 2.B39d
based TV devices, including app and device management, remote support, monitoring and analysis, OTA fi rmware management and more. It is available as a standalone, cloud-based product or as part of Radix’ cloud-based device management platform called Viso.
Michael Shoham, CEO of Radix, said: “With telcos, operators and service providers
App management forms a key part of the Radix Android TV Manager
offering a wide range of connected services and leasing more Android-based devices than ever before, a centralised
HDR MASTERING MONITOR GOES LARGE Flanders Scientifi c BY DAVID FOX
The XMP550 is a 55in UHD- resolution professional HDR mastering monitor built around a new Quantum Dot OLED panel featuring 2,000nits peak luminance, 4,000,000:1 contrast, and Flanders’ widest colour gamut to date.
The size of the XMP550 means
there’s no need to compromise between smaller reference- grade HDR displays and larger non-reference client displays, as it delivers reference-grade performance and professional
On the Dot: The XMP550 Quantum Dot OLED HDR mastering monitor
connectivity in a form factor large enough for both colourists and clients to view at
the same time.
The 10-bit, 3840x2160 panel has a viewing angle of 179°,
cloud-based device management solution became a vital need to streamline operations.” 5.C43
four BNC inputs (12G/6G/3G/ HD-SDI) and accepts 4K signals – scaling them automatically to fi t on screen while preserving the native signal aspect ratio. It comes with 4K/UHD-compatible real-time waveform and vector scope, a wide assortment of standard markers and safety areas, and supports REC709, DCI-P3, 90% of Rec2020 and custom colour space selection. Also new is the DM160 16in OLED monitor. The lightweight (2.6kg), high-contrast model is designed for use in colour- critical production, post and broadcast applications. 10.F28
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