#IBC2024
SWITCHING UP TO JPEG XS AND NMOS
swXtch.io
BY ANNE MORRIS
The cloudSwXtch intelligent media network has new functionality to help broadcasters move live production workfl ows to the cloud. It now includes support for important features previously missing in public clouds, says
swXtch.io. New for IBC, cloudSwXtch supports JPEG XS compression fl ows, which
swXtch.io claims allows customers to move visually lossless video at very low latency into and through the cloud.
The company has also implemented NMOS
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The network graph feature for the cloudSwXtch intelligent media network
workfl ows in cloudSwXtch, streamlining the management and orchestration of media workfl ows in the cloud and ensuring they align with on-prem systems.
The cloudSwXtch system also offers support
DESKVUE PE SHINES ON EMERALD Black Box BY DAVID FOX
The Emerald Deskvue PE receiver has been introduced, part of Black Box’s Emerald line of KVM-over-IP systems. It displays up to 16 simultaneous connections on four displays or a video wall and supports 4K/60 video channels with very low latency. There are also additions to the Emerald family that unite KVM and advanced video processing under a single, simple management system. Emerald devices facilitate easy integration with H.264/265
for multicast, PTP synchronisation, lossless UDP, network path redundancy, as well as live standards conversion through its partnership with Cinnafi lm. 4.A12
and collaborative virtual machine sharing. The company is also showing highly resilient IP-based KVM and AV systems that offer improved remote system connectivity for production control rooms and both remote and hybrid productions, including live events.
The Emerald unifi ed KVM platform receives another addition
video feeds, as well as media controllers, automation systems and other systems, and provide
access to physical servers, the public and private cloud with PCoIP Ultra support,
Added to Emerald’s secure platform, which claims no single point of failure, are new security and compliance features
built to protect against internal or cyber threats. 10.C23
TETRA PACKS NDI BRIDGE INTO LIVE PRODUCTION Vizrt BY DAVID FOX
Viz Connect Tetra is claimed to be the fi rst native NDI Bridge multichannel video conversion tool. It promises to simplify remote, local and hybrid content creation with four 4K I/O channels integrating HTML 5, NDI, NDI Bridge and 12G SDI conversion in a portable workstation. Liam Hayter, Product Manager,
Vizrt, said: “Live production has historically required multiple video converters and software platforms for differing workfl ow needs. Remote production requirements typically add additional complexity and conversion, especially with cloud integration. Viz Connect Tetra solves this by rolling all you need for remote live contribution into one device, revolutionising workfl ow, scalability and stability for live productions.”
Tetra’s I/O channels can be used as 12G NDI to SDI, 12G SDI to NDI, or even NDI to NDI. It also has white balance and colour correction tools so that quality adjustments can be made at the point of conversion. For audio it offers considerable
fl exibility, whether it’s NDI, SDI, ASIO, or WDM virtual soundcards. Each of the four I/O channels supports 16x16 audio routing for patching on the go. 10.A41
Connect four: Vizrt’s four-channel Viz Connect Tetra works on premises or in the cloud
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