#IBC2023
PROVIDING CONTROL OVER THE BROADCAST ENVIRONMENT Nextologies
BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
For the first time, Nextologies is making available to its clients the Nextologies Control Panel (CP), an intelligent operation system that controls its entire live and file- based audio and video transport infrastructure. CP controls everything within the Nextologies HITC infrastructure, which provides backbone transport over any public or private network and includes
the entire end-to-end suite of Nextologies’ capabilities. CP enables total visibility of signals from origin to delivery, as well as the ability to analyse and troubleshoot those streams at any point along the way. Sasha Zivanovic, CEO, Nextologies, said: “We’ve designed CP around working with every possible standard, from traditional satellite and fibre delivery to IP, so as companies are moving to a cloud/hybrid environment, we can eliminate the need for specific manufacturers
STREAMING CHANNELS GO FAST Provys
BY ADRIAN PENNINGTON
According to Provys, FAST (free ad-supported streaming television) linear channels can bring “thrilling innovation to the ever-evolving landscape of broadcasting”. The company says its approach to building tools is centred around broadcaster content, ensuring that this takes centre stage throughout the entire process.
for encoding and decoding to get feeds out of the cloud. “With CP, all the possibilities are on the table: you could either get co-location in the cloud, install our software, or buy your own servers and install our software. We make all the hardware on our HITC network, but in some cases, our software will even control other people’s hardware, eliminating the need to make that change.” 1.D07
Zivanovic: ‘All possibilities are on the table’
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Karel Votroubek, Chief Commercial Officer, Provys, said: “We do it from start to finish, not skipping any steps. Our systems allow you to create your schedule, brand your channel, insert secondary events, commercials, promotions, listings export and playout automation.” Provys’ systems on show at IBC2023 also allow users to manage the legal information, keeping contracts and licences up to date. “With the right tools and
Broadcaster content takes centre stage in Provys tools
ideas, it is easy to adapt to this always changing world we live in,” added Votroubek. “Do you believe that it is entirely possible to launch a new channel within a
WIRELESS MICROPHONE DELIVERS MAX CLARITY The Lark ascending: Hollyland’s Lark Max wireless microphone system
Shenzhen Hollyland Technology BY DAVID FOX
The Lark Max all-in-one wireless lavalier microphone system is claimed to use an industry-first MaxTimbre Mic technology with advanced environmental noise cancellation to provide “unparalleled crystal-clear sound”.
The transmitter has 8GB of built-in memory, providing up to 14 hours of backup recording using uncompressed WAV files. Hollyland believes it is ideal for interviewing, vlogging,
podcasting, electronic field production, or any audio application requiring high-quality audio pickup with a backup. The MaxTimbre Mic technology boasts a 48kHz sampling rate,
with 24-bit depth, 70dB signal- to-noise and 128dB maximum sound pressure level, with 98- 106dB dynamic range. It uses a multilayer membrane microphone design that optimises voice
short span of time? We will show you how to swiftly transform your concept into a channel and gain audiences in no time.” 1.C11
recording for clearer results and helps eliminate unwanted resonances.
The Lark Max comes in a compact charging case, to extend the transmitter’s 7.5 hours operation time up to 22 hours with a fully charged case. The receiver can operate for up to nine hours, and it can be charged and used at the same time. It has a 3.5mm output interface and a line-of-sight range of about 250m (otherwise 60m). Each 33g transmitter comes with a back clip and clip magnet for easy attachment to clothes or other objects. 11.B34
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