#IBC2023 PLATFORM FOR GROWTH
BI-COLOUR SPOTLIGHTS HOLD CONSISTENT PROMISE
Huizhou Latu Film Equipment/GVM BY DAVID FOX
Grabyo Producer has been given a revamped video-switching system Grabyo BY ANNE MORRIS
Cloud video platform provider Grabyo is highlighting several updates such as artifi cial intelligence, data-driven workfl ows and ad insertion for its cloud production platform. For example, live production platform Grabyo Producer has been given a revamped video switching system. Alongside UI updates to facilitate faster and more streamlined switching, this includes multi-action key bindings, which will allow users to map any hardware, MIDI controller or keyboard to perform custom actions, or a sequence of actions, with one button. Grabyo is also releasing full support for X-keys hardware devices, building on its agnostic
support for mapping any hardware or MIDI device to operate its Producer platform. The company is introducing AI systems to enhance live productions with the release of FRUC (Frame-rate Up Conversion), which uses machine learning to predict and insert extra frames into a live feed to sharpen the quality of output and slow-motion replays. For its live clipping and editing platform, Grabyo is also introducing data-driven workfl ows. Alongside partners such as Stats Perform and Magnifi , users will be able to automatically ingest data points from live feeds to create video markers.
Another major update to Grabyo
Producer includes ad insertion via SCTE-35 markers for downstream ad delivery in broadcast, OTT and FAST channels. 5.A20
The new GVM-Pro series of spotlights includes fi ve models, ranging from 200W to 650W, all bi-colour. They use a new algorithm to ensure consistent power output across the 2700K-6800K CCT range, as it calculates the appropriate power of each lamp head to keep the brightness constant while adjusting the colour temperature. The lights offer DMX control or mobile app control, with Bluetooth mesh networking for
multi-lamp control. There are also 12 kinds of dynamic lighting effects (including lightning, candle, fi reworks and TV) and 12 different light source matching functions (such as fl uorescent, incandescent, sunrise/sunset). The fi ve models are the 200W GVM-SD200B, 300W SD300B, 400W SD400B, 500W SD500B and 650W SD650B, all with a TLCI rating of 97+. Features include a Bowens mount for accessories, a silent fan and stepless dimming. The spotlight’s output ranges from 5900 lux (at 1m) on the 200W model to 21,300 lux for the SD650B. 12.D65
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In the spotlight: The GVM-Pro bi-colour lights range from 200W to 650W
MODULAR MEGA PANEL TAKES BLUE PILL
Skaarhoj BY DAVID FOX
Skaarhoj’s Mega Panel, which allows users to create a fully customised panel with whatever combination of controllers their setup requires, has been further enhanced with the addition of Blue Pill technology. Blue Pill allows users to combine multiple Skaarhoj UniSketch controllers into a single seamless controller. For example, it allows a Frame Shot Pro panel to show thumbnails for preset recalls on a PTZ Pro, while selecting a camera on the
integrated, including cameras, switchers and routers. It also gives panels capabilities they would never usually have, such as new integrations not available on UniSketch and access to system-provided features, such as presets and virtual triggers.
Panel beater: Skaarhoj’s Blue Pill-enhanced Mega Panel
PTZ Pro will drive the preset selection on the Frame Shot, because to Blue Pill they are essentially just a single panel.
It allows a virtually unlimited number of Skaarhoj panels to be combined, and virtually unlimited devices to be
It allows the Mega Panel to not only create large multiple M/E panels, with three, four or more M/E rows, with many additional auxiliary panels (PTZ, audio and shot box), but have all components work harmoniously as a single panel, eliminating the need for intricate confi guration. 11.A30
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