#IBC2023 FABRIC STITCHES DATA FOR STUDIOS
Amazon Web Services/ Fabric
BY ANNE MORRIS
Media and entertainment catalogue management specialist Fabric is demonstrating its data service products for content owners on the AWS stand in Hall 5. Products on show include Fabric Origin, which delivers trailers, clips and value-add content that is said to drive discovery and engagement, and enhance viewer experience. Fabric is also using AI to deliver custom synopsis editing, transformation and localisation at volume for major studio clients.
Fabric Studio provides a “categorical source of truth” for title catalogue data within an organisation, preventing record duplication in the supply chain. According to the company, Fabric Studio unifi es media supply chains with customised features and seamless integrations, providing metadata enrichment, process automation, reporting and data insights, content review and localisations management. Rob Delf, CEO of Fabric, said: “IBC is a great meeting place for the industry to come together for live demonstrations and to meet the people behind the products. We’re looking forward
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Fabric Origin delivers trailers, clips and value-add content to drive discovery and engagement
to discussing with platforms and content owners how Fabric’s products can help them streamline and integrate their data services into their existing title catalogues. Our integrated data services
provide entertainment data and rich contextual multimedia assets and entertainment information to content owners, helping them make informed decisions.” 5.C90
NEO COLOR LEDS OFFER MORE CREATIVE OPTICAL POSSIBILITIES Dedo Weigert Film BY DAVID FOX
Expanding its recently introduced Neo Color LED spotlight range, Dedolight has added a passively cooled DLED9 model. Raffael Pollak, Lighting Designer, Dedolight, said: “With this we have a much bigger colour space.”
The Neo Color LEDs use RGB-ACL (for amber, cyan and lime), a full-spectrum, six-colour engine built in collaboration with Prolycht.
creative optical possibilities”, according to Pollak.
Dedolight’s Pollak with the DLED7C Neo Color LED spotlight
The existing DLED7C uses an 80W LED array that is actively cooled, allowing it to be more portable and to be used in
enclosed environments. The DLED9C is larger, and has a much bigger lens, “giving it a greater focus range, which offers more
WAVEMARK ACQUISITION ON THE CARDS Shure
BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Shure has announced its intent at IBC to acquire Finnish audio developer Wavemark, known for its software for broadcast and theatre, and content streaming applications such as Wavetool and WTAutomixer. Shure says Wavemark’s product range reinforces its commitment to the evolving needs of the professional audio and events industries. Fully integrated into the Shure
stand in Hall 8, Wavetool offers a centralised platform that enables remote listening and viewing of all audio sources while monitoring RF and battery levels. A specialised algorithm is designed to detect and fl ag faulty sound sources promptly, allowing for swift identifi cation and resolution of audio issues. Additionally, the software boasts an integrated chat feature for communication among audio technicians. Also on show, WTAutomixer facilitates auto-mixing in scenarios such as podcasting, remote learning
The lamps have a TLCI rating of greater than 98, with an extended 2,000K-20,000K CCT white light range. The system can be easily controlled via OLED display, DMX, LumenRadio CRMX, WiFi or Bluetooth Mesh, as well as the free ChromaLink app from Prolycht, which can control multiple heads. They are powered by V-Mount battery, or optional AC power supply. 12.D23
Shure says acquiring Wavemark will reinforce its commitment to pro audio and events
and house of worship services. The multichannel, gain sharing automixer can be inserted into almost any DAW as a VST3, AU, or AAX plug-in. It manages the gain
of multiple microphones, making it useful for live streams, discussion panels and any application that requires multiple microphones. 8.C68
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