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SILVER STREAMERS nanocosmos BY ANNE MORRIS
Berlin-based real-time live streaming provider nanocosmos is exhibiting the latest features of nanoStream Cloud with a focus on quality of service and experience as well as enhanced usability for real-time streaming.
JPEG XS FEEDS PUT TO THE TEST Leader Electronics BY DAVID FOX
(L-R): Lietz and Strijbosch cut the 25th anniversary cake
The company is also celebrating its 25th anniversary this year. Founder Oliver Lietz and Managing Partner Chris Strijbosch, who joined the company in 2013, agree that taking an agile approach and reacting to changing demands quickly in close collaboration with clients has proven to be critical for their success.
Lietz said: “As the landscape of interactive live streaming expands,
so do the technical requirements. Creating the infrastructure for this including a global network (CDN), player, analytics and stream protection, has proven to be the right decision. We at nanocosmos will continue to be part of this landscape as a reliable partner with a strong R&D background to continue to drive innovations with a client-focused approach. This allows us to customise our solution according to the needs of each use case, such as gaming, auctions, discussions, polls, etc.” 5.A63
Optional JPEG XS quality control has been introduced for both the LV5600 waveform monitor and LV7600 rasteriser. The new SER33 toolset, which can be bought as an option for new or existing instruments, allows broadcast production teams to check the quality of their JPEG XS feeds during pre-transmission system alignment and live content delivery.
Incoming JPEG XS signal
streams can be decoded within the test instrument for comparison with uncompressed sources using the multiscreen facilities common to the LV5600 and LV7600. The toolset also
Going to XS: Leader’s LV5600 showing the new JPEG XS measurement display
includes a JPEG XS test pattern generator.
Kevin Salvidge, Sales Engineering Manager, Leader Europe, said: “JPEG XS is rapidly gaining popularity among media professionals as a highly efficient, visually lossless, low-latency data format for critical applications such as broadcast contribution feeds, studio-to-transmitter links and virtual reality.” 10.C01
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