#IBC2023 AMARAN LIGHTS THE WAY FOR POINT-SOURCE COLOUR
Aputure/Amgreat Europe BY DAVID FOX
The Amaran 300c LED light is a 300W RGBWW fixture aimed at the entry-level market, such as streaming video or indie film makers. There is also a new 150c (150W) version.
Both have an expanded 2,500K-7,500K bi-colour CCT range (with green-magenta adjustment), with a TLCI rating of 95+. The lights don’t have DMX control, but can be controlled
A new hue: Aputure’s entry-level Amaran 300c LED light
manually or via Sidus Link, Aputure’s Bluetooth-based app that can control multiple
OTT MADE SIMPLER
Simplestream BY ANNE MORRIS
Live OTT video services specialist Simplestream is showcasing several recently launched services at IBC which “mark a new milestone” in the growth of the London-based company. Earlier this year, the Gaelic Athletic Association (GAA) and RTÉ chose Simplestream to revamp its existing set of OTT applications, GAAGO. As part of the relaunch of Simplestream’s Sports Video Platform, a new set of OTT applications for iOS and Android was built in less than 12 weeks, with new apps for big screen devices (smart TVs) released for tvOS, Android TV, Fire TV, Roku, LG TV and Samsung TV. Simplestream has also partnered with Canadian telco Telus
lights at once.
The 300c and 150c have a new high-efficiency heat sink and an
active cooling system designed to reduce fan noise. Both are compatible with Bowens Mount modifiers, such as the Aputure Fresnel 2X, the all-new Amaran Spotlight SE projection lens or its new Light Dome Mini SE octagonal soft light modifier. The lights can be powered via 48v DC XLR power inputs, or optionally used with Aputure’s two-bay battery power station battery inverter, which takes two 14.4v/14.8v Gold Mount or V-Mount batteries and outputs a 48v DC current via three-pin XLR. 11.B22
POWERING DOWN FOR GREENER VIDEO
Gcore BY ANNE MORRIS
Smith: ‘Recent work with clients... helped us to elevate our suite of products and solutions’
to enhance its Optik TV live streaming offering to bring the best of live sports and community programming to Canadians’ homes. Finally, Simplestream has announced the launch of four HD channels on Sky Glass and Sky Stream for QVC.
Adam Smith, CEO and Founder at Simplestream, said: “Our recent work with prestigious clients such as GAAGO, Telus and QVC helped us to elevate our suite of products and solutions.” 5.D62
Cloud-based video streaming specialist Gcore is highlighting sustainable developments including how it partnered with Intel to use its GPU cards in its operations to decrease electricity consumption. Gcore aims to enhance its video
processing capabilities while minimising power usage, as part of its commitment to efficient and sustainable operations. The company uses Intel’s GPU Flex 140, which offers a low thermal design power of only 75W. As a result, Gcore claims it not only improves its own operations but also paves the way for other companies
to implement environmentally conscious practices. In response to the ever-
growing demand for low-latency streaming, Gcore says it has now established more than 140 points of presence worldwide and has 110Tbps total network capacity, all while reducing its environmental footprint. The company says it’s strategically positioned to provide its customers with scalable live broadcasts up to 100 million simultaneous viewers. 5.H30
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