36 MORE OF EVERYTHING WITH EVO
Studio Network Solutions (SNS)
BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Studio Network Solutions (SNS) is showcasing signifi cant updates to its EVO Suite.
The EVO Suite is a comprehensive set of workfl ow tools ranging from the EVO shared storage server and the lightweight and travel-friendly MOD server, to the fully cloud- hosted EVO Cloud workfl ow. Highlights at the SNS stand in Hall 7 include updates to EVO’s
built-in ShareBrowser media asset manager and Slingshot transcoder and automations engine. ShareBrowser MAM is set to streamline collaboration with timecode markers and subclips, while comments can be added at specifi c timecode markers, or in and out times marked to create subclips. Markers and subclips are searchable within the MAM system and can be imported into video editing projects with ShareBrowser’s integrations for Adobe Premiere Pro, Apple Final Cut Pro and DaVinci Resolve.
SNS is unveiling new features across several EVO Suite toolsets
Slingshot is also gaining new integrations and effi ciencies. SNS says Slingshot enables faster access to proxy fi les, expanded cloud
GOLDEN CELEBRATIONS TO MAKE HEADS TURN Ross Video
BY MICHAEL BURNS
Marking its 50-year milestone, Ross Video has a major presence at IBC2024, with a number of products and technologies making their European debut. Ross says it is “committed to demonstrating its dedication and passion for advancing live video production technology, focusing on the value of collaboration with customers and partners”. Visitors can explore how it “empowers organisations across the broadcast industry to deliver exceptional video experiences and impressive live productions, whether in the cloud, virtual studios, newsrooms, or anywhere else”. On show is Artimo, a robotic
storage integration options, new sync and replication targets, and additional proxy formats. 7.B27
Artimo, a free-roaming robotics studio system, is one of the draws on the Ross Video stand
system engineered to move smoothly across virtually any studio fl oor. It can extend from the lowest fl oor angle to above head height, enabling sweeping,
SET BROADCAST CONTROLS TO A T Solid State Logic BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Making its IBC debut, the Tempest Control App (TCA) from Solid State Logic (SSL) is a virtualised control application which can run on a local PC, on a virtual machine on a shared server, or in the cloud. Developed as a key component in the development of SSL’s remote and distributed broadcast
production models, TCA is a software interface enabling operators to control every aspect of mixing, routing, processing and monitoring functions on the company’s System T console. TCA directly controls System T’s DSP and is compatible with all new and existing Tempest Engines, including virtualised cloud-based processing. It can be used with something as simple as a touchscreen, but
dynamic shots and eliminating the need for additional dollies and jibs.
Ross is situated in a new location this year, moving to Hall 8,
where, as well as experiencing a showcase of the newest products, attendees have the opportunity to snag a pair of iconic Ross socks. 8.B91
additional hardware control such as fader tiles can be integrated when needed, and any combination of System T hardware and software control interfaces can be used across the entire system.
SSL claims that TCA provides a robust and cost-effective solution for backup systems and second- operator positions, with no
compromise in operation wherever it is deployed. 8.B73
SSL’s TCA delivers virtualised control for live-to-air broadcast
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