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MAKE A TACTICAL MOVE WITH TEAM PLAYERS RT Software BY KEVIN EMMOTT


Aiming to make sports broadcasters more tactically agile, broadcast graphics solutions specialist RT Software has unveiled the latest version of its Tactic telestrator with Tactic Pro 8.0. The latest addition to Tactic Pro’s suite of AI-powered tools is Team ID which automatically identifi es the teams that individual players belong to, enhancing the capabilities of its Player Detect feature.


With Team ID, users can suggest the team formation being played and Tactic Pro adds the appropriate formation graphics to the players. This process signifi cantly reduces the time required for operators to create more detailed graphics sequences.


An additional benefi t of Team ID is its Team Dimensions functionality, which visualises the longest length or width of the team formations on the pitch, with an option to display automatic distance markers.


Team ID is the newest addition to Tactic Pro’s suite of AI-powered tools


The company says that by automating time-consuming tasks it enables its users to focus


TITANIUM FORGES EFFICIENT AV-OVER-IP WORKFLOW Intopix BY DAVID FOX


Titanium from Intopix is a series of development tools for developers, installers and end users to accelerate the deployment of SMPTE ST 2110 and IPMX with intelligent JPEG XS connectivity in AV-over-IP workfl ows.


Jean-Baptiste Lorent, Marketing & Sales Director, Intopix, said: “Combining JPEG XS with ST 2110 and IPMX enhances premium IP-based workfl ows by offering high video quality, low latency and bandwidth effi ciency.”


on crafting more insightful and engaging stories for viewers. 7.B20


embedded development kit (TitaniumEDK) for SoC devices, including Nvidia Jetson SoC, AMD FPGA SoC and other ARM SoCs, using integrated NICs and leveraging software or hardware codec accelerations. For installers and end-users


TitaniumSDK in use, streaming IPMX, ST 2110 and JPEG XS Developers can use


TitaniumSDK, a comprehensive software development kit for workstations and servers, leveraging embedded CPUs,


PUTTING NEWS IN ITS PLACE MapCreator BY KEVIN EMMOTT


IBC visitors traversing Hall 8 will fi nd the new Locator Map app of interest. The successor to the Maps4News Locator Map, Mapcreator claims its new service streamlines the mapmaking process, taking seconds to produce publishable maps for use on any channel.


Its interface invites users to type a location in the search bar or click directly on the map to generate locator maps in just one click, while


multi-processes and discrete GPUs. It supports PCIe NIC cards, integrated NICs, and both compressed and uncompressed ST 2110. There is also an


there are two Titanium apps: TitaniumViewer, which transforms laptops or workstations into effi cient viewers of ST 2110 or IPMX streams, with support for 8K or larger resolutions; and TitaniumShow, which converts PCs into single or multiple JPEG XS IP-based sources with display resolutions of all sizes. 10.D31a


its automatic area suggestions eliminate the need for manual searches. The service also integrates maps using lightweight embedding with HTML picture tags for faster loading times. When edits are made directly, links of any hosted images are updated automatically. Maps can adapt to various screen sizes, which ensures that Locator Map always delivers optimal quality and visibility across all devices. The software’s Smart Label Placement means that labels like country and ocean names are always tactically positioned to remain visible. 8.F94


Locator Map enables the rapid deployment of automatically created maps


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