#IBC2024 BEEFING UP CLOUD TV


Comcast Technology Solutions


BY ANNE MORRIS Video, media and


communications company Comcast Technology Solutions (CTS) is showcasing its solutions for streaming, broadcast, entertainment and connectivity experiences. CTS is focusing on its newest enhancements for Cloud TV, which is said to provide a comprehensive video management platform for centralised ingest, transcoding and processing of live and on-demand video;


metadata management; content recommendations; content protection and rights enforcement; commerce and subscription management; content delivery; and playout across connected devices and apps.


Experts are on-hand to discuss Cloud TV and the company’s full suite of products for content and streaming providers, MVPDs and advertisers. Other featured services and demos include managed channel origination, VideoAI, Sky Glass and Entertainment OS, and Connected Living. 5.C80, 4.C15


All 12 ports on the Delta-12G-e-h 4i2c support SD/HD/3G-SDI


Deltacast BY KEVIN EMMOTT


Deltacast is unveiling an upgraded version of its fl agship SDI video card. The 12-port Delta-12G-e-h 4i2c now allows up to six simultaneous 4K UHD inputs/outputs.


CTS is showing its enhancements for Cloud TV


All ports support SD/HD/3G- SDI, and the upgrade enables six ports to also be 6G/12G-SDI capable (four input ports and two ports confi gurable as inputs or outputs). Deltacast says this is the fi rst PCI Express board to offer this SDI I/O density and fl exibility in such a compact and sturdy form factor.


PALM-SIZED PORTABILITY STEPS INTO THE SPOTLIGHT Nanlite/Nanlux BY DAVID FOX


The palm-sized FC-60B and FC-120B bi-colour spotlights from Nanlite can be powered using V-mount batteries or via USB-PD chargers or power banks. Both have full app control via Bluetooth, 2.4GHz or DMX, and are adjustable in colour temperature from 2700K to 6500K. The 78W FC-60B delivers 12,510 lux at 1m, while the 145W FC-120B (with 45° refl ector at 5600K) outputs 17,450 lux at 1m. With an optional Fresnel lens, plus a full range of softboxes, projection attachments and other modifi ers available, the lights can be used as key, fi ll, back light,


The card hosts four bidirectional ports (dynamic SW control) and eight fi xed input ports, enabling fl exible 12-channel 1080p I/O confi gurations: 12/0, 8/4, 10/2, 9/3, 11/1. Moreover, the card is convenient for OEMs who want to integrate several Delta-12G-e-h 4i2c in a system for even higher I/O numbers. As an example, four video cards allow up to 48-in, or 40-in + 8-out, or 32-in + 16-out. The Delta-12G-e-h 4i2c offers multi-link 3G and 12G-SDI connectivity for UHD; 2160p formats are supported in quad- link 3G (two-sample interleaved ST425-5, or square division) or in single-link 6G/12G. 7.B18


73 VERSATILE SDI I/O ON THE CARDS


Lighten up: The Nanlite FC-60B and FC-120B suit handheld use


accent or effects light. They join the FC-300B and FC-500B to form the complete FC series of high-performance lights. For mobile use battery grips are available, including one for power banks, that allow the FC-60B and


FC-120B to be easily held and powered at the same time. The FC-60B can also be powered by NP-F type batteries.


Both spotlights use the FM accessory mount, now the standard on Nanlite’s smaller


spotlight fi xtures. It is compact and has a complete range of modifi ers available to creatively shape light. There is also an included adapter to the larger Bowens mount. 12.F42


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