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SMALLEST REMOTE SWITCHER PREVIEWED BHV/L2Tek BY DAVID FOX
BHV is previewing Camera SportsBox, which it claims will be “the industry’s smallest remote switcher”, able to transmit four camera signals down a single video path using 5G, COFDM. The compact switcher and
format processor is designed to integrate in vehicles for multicamera productions such as motor races, competitive sailing or aerial racing. Bill Garrett, CTO, BHV, said: “We’re getting great feedback from the show. This is a technology preview so that we can fi nalise the product for
release in January.” The fi nal device will be much smaller than the prototype. The company plans a second model adding built-in recording for video, audio and metadata (such as car performance) allowing quick access for reviews and replays. SportsBox supports full 4K60P 4:2:2, and has 4x4K-SDI inputs, each capable of full format conversion, allowing any camera from SD to 4K in any mix to be scaled, synchronised and transferred by a single wireless link. Weighing under 700g, it is based on a single piece of silicon making it highly integrated and capable of surviving harsh sporting environments. 10.B10
SEAMLESS AND SECURE HYBRID DISTRIBUTION
Intelsat BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD
Intelsat has enhanced its IP distribution portfolio with the addition of IntelsatOne IP. Pascale Fromont, Vice President and General Manager of Media, Intelsat, said: “Our latest managed connectivity solution, IntelsatOne IP, can integrate with our other technologies such as satellite and fi bre into what we call hybrid distribution – we take the best technologies and combine them to optimise the distribution reach and also the cost point for customers, for maximum reach and reliability.” Additionally, Intelsat has signed a hybrid television content distribution deal to deliver Hearst Networks EMEA (formerly known as A+E Networks EMEA) channels across Europe thanks to its satellite-terrestrial connection. The broadcaster needed to maximise the reach of its fl agship channels, as well as delivering content in more than 18 languages, audio and subtitles, to as large an audience as possible. Content
Remote possibilities: Garrett with BHV’s prototype Camera SportsBox
PROTECTING CONTENT AND ENGAGING THE CONSUMER
Pearson: ‘Security is a major issue and it’s accelerating as the content market fragments’
Nagra BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD
End-to-end security solutions supported by AI-based intelligence to protect content and revenues are part of Nagra’s streaming security offerings in Hall 1.
Fromont: ‘We take the best technologies and combine them to
optimise both the distribution reach and the cost point’
is transmitted through Intelsat’s 1West satellite neighbourhood as well as the terrestrial IP network. Combined, this hybrid delivery model enables Hearst to reach more than 16.5 million cable, broadcast and DTH homes. 1.C71
Key features include device security solutions that maintain set-top box security while enabling a ‘swap the box’ strategy. Platform security offers AI-driven monitoring and analytics to evaluate the fi nancial impact of piracy. Production and postproduction security safeguards content during distributed workfl ows. In response to the growing number of consumers subscribing to multiple streaming services,
Nagra is showcasing how operators can optimise consumer engagement by leveraging behavioural economics via gamifi cation and AI-powered recommendations, as well as a redefi ned consumer engagement model. Always-on support, powered by generative AI and digital twin models, enables consumers to customise their packages, reducing contact centre costs and streamlining operations. Tim Pearson, Vice President, Global Solution & Partner Marketing, Nagra, said: “Security is a major issue and it’s accelerating as the content market fragments. With the consumer now very much in the driving seat, Nagra’s holistic multi-service security offering is key to reacting quickly to the market.” 1.C81
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