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LAUNCH CHANNELS WITH SAAS AND CONFIDENCE Evertz
BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
Broadcasters can create new channels and monetise content across a variety of platforms using
evertz.io, a new Software as a Service (SaaS). The system uses ‘hyper-scalable serverless microservices’, which the company says helps channel owners reduce time to market and avoid the costs and learning curves associated with using cloud-native playout, streaming and digital distribution technologies. A key feature of the platform is
The
evertz.io platform is built on hyper-scalable serverless microservices
Stream, a service for streaming and playout that is said to meet the needs of OTT, DTC and FAST services by delivering fl exible daily and monthly pricing models. According to the company,
evertz.io Stream has all
BLUE WAVE OF GLUE PRODUCTS Cobalt Digital BY DAVID FOX
The Wave RTR-64x64 router has 64x64 crosspoints with support for signals up to 12G-SDI, packed into a thin 4U frame with full-size BNC connectors. It offers high density with fl exibility, ease-of-use and integration. The frame includes Ethernet for IP-based controls such as Cobalt’s Refl ex, Pesa PNET and General Remote protocol SW-P-08. It is joined by the Wave
the features found in enterprise- class broadcast playout systems, including live inputs, video/ audio mixing, comprehensive multi-language captioning, and full graphics and branding capabilities. It also delivers
pre-built recipes for delivery of OTT and FAST TV channels to services like Roku, Samsung TV+, YouTube TV, Tubi and more. Designed and built by the team behind the company’s Emmy- winning playout technology,
evertz.io Stream combines the specifi c technological and feature requirements of both traditional broadcast channels and conventional OTT channels into a single platform. It is intended for the quick and effi cient launch of pop-up channels, pay-per-view events, limited-duration sports events and disaster recovery, among others. 1.B79
Control Panel Series and the Wave CP-84L, which features 84 back-lit LCD dot matrix display buttons. The new Pacifi c ULL-DEC decoder is an openGear card that can decode H.262 (MPEG-2), H.264 (AVC) and H.265 (HEVC) with less than 10 milliseconds of latency (for properly encoded streams). The card can either decode one stream up to 4K, or two streams up to 3G. It supports an extensive set of audio codecs and network protocols, including RIST. When combined with the
Blue soon: Cobalt Digital’s Wave RTR-64x64 router
Cobalt 9992-ENC, end-to-end latency can be less than one frame.
The HPF-Max Frame is a new 20-slot frame compatible with
1200W BI-COLOUR LED FOR THOSE IN THE KNOW Godox Photo Equipment BY DAVID FOX
The new Godox KnowLED MG1200Bi COB LED light provides a full 1200W power output across all colour temperatures from 2800K-6500K, outputting up to 86,100 lux at 5600K at 3m with the optional Fresnel lens, similar to a 1.8kW PAR, with a TLCI of 96+. It features a G-Mount system with electronic pins to recognise accessories with access to a
all openGear cards. It has 700W of available power, a Gigabit Ethernet backplane and intelligent power supplies. 10.F42
precise adjustment, with dimming from 0.1% to 100% using four dimming curves (linear, s-curve, exponential, logarithmic). Also new is the P600Bi Hard, a
Power packed: The Godox KnowLED MG1200Bi LED light
comprehensive light shaping system, as well as various professional control options (DMX512/RDM, LumenRadio
CRMX, Ethernet and Luminair, among others). In addition to IP54 weather resistance, it sports 11 built-in lighting effects and
relatively lightweight (10kg) 650W 30x30cm panel light, delivering 93,800 lux at 1m, for large-area lighting. It has diverse professional control connections, with external antennae and automatic frequency hopping. The bi-colour unit (2800-6500K) has a TLCI rating of 96+ and offers dimming in precise 0.1% adjustments. 12.F42
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