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HUB OF M&E INNOVATION Cinedeck
BY ANNE MORRIS
ConneX HuB from Cinedeck is described as an “advanced integrated delivery platform designed to streamline content creation, production and delivery workfl ows for media and entertainment professionals”. It was launched in collaboration with Paramount and Adobe’s
Frame.io with the aim of addressing common challenges in content delivery by enabling quick fi xes to cloud-stored content without costly mastering sessions.
Jane Sung, COO at Cinedeck, said: “Cinedeck is excited to present our latest innovations, ConneX Hub and Cloudfl ow Hub. These advanced platforms are designed to revolutionise media production workfl ows.
BELTPACK STEPS UP Altair BY DAVID FOX
Altair has expanded its range of IP intercoms with the IPB-302 beltpack for its IPcom Series (matrix intercom via IP). The IPB-302 is the most affordable communication device in the series, with two communication channels compared to the six channels of the existing IPB-306. Both models share much of the same functionality – except for the number of channels – with built-in speaker and panel microphone as well as headset connection, and support for partyline group participation, one-to-many groups, private calls, cue-lights creation/ reception, GPIO remote control and more.
“ConneX Hub streamlines the post-production process and reduces costs by providing seamless versioning through the ability to insert into fi les on video playback platforms with selective uploads and enhanced effi ciency. Meanwhile, Cloudfl ow Hub brings our entire suite of products together to provide an end-to- end solution all the way from production to delivery.” 5.B12
Sung: ‘ConneX Hub and Cloudfl ow Hub… designed to revolutionise media production workfl ows’
Both are compatible with the B-IPB accessory that allows them to be attached to a surface for use as a tabletop station, such as in OBs.
Altair hopes the IPB-302 will help partyline systems become more economical and a complement to larger IPcom networks. It is also affordable enough to be used for other functions, such as a remote listening device, backstage announcements or as a cue-light receiver, says the company. The Altair IPcom system doesn’t have a dedicated matrix – it works with a PoE switch – and can manage up to 128 devices via IP, with point-to-point communications or groups. All are managed and confi gured using Altair’s licence- free Nebula software. 10.F21
Making IP intercoms more affordable: Altair’s dual-channel IPB-302 beltpack
FIBER X-LINK MAKES A MEGA CONNECTION Evertz
BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD
Broadcast technology provider Evertz is using IBC2024 to introduce Fiber X-Link, the latest addition to its Nexx processing and routing solution. The robust Evertz Nexx router gives broadcast facilities access to UHD/4K and HDR technology. With a passive main interface/ backplane and available as 5RU (348x348) and 3RU (96x96) options, Nexx routers support SD/
FX-Link allows users to link multiple routers together and connect external devices without affecting I/O
HD/3G/6G/12G data rates, which allow customers to transition to ST 2110 and adopt more cloud
services as part of their workfl ow. Fiber X-Link (FX-Link) for expansion and router distribution
architectures unblocks interconnections between Nexx frames. By connecting three Nexx routers together, users can create a single 960x960 I/O unit – the largest 12G-SDI router the industry has ever seen, according to Evertz. Joshua Vanarnhem, Product Manager for Routers, Evertz, said: “Nexx is hugely popular with many broadcast facilities and OB trucks around the world because it offers very high levels of fl exibility.” 2.B51
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