#IBC2025
IP AUDIO WITHOUT THE OVERHEADS Aeta Audio BY KEVIN EMMOTT
offered through other software- based products.
Virtual Scoop from French audio system specialist Aeta Audio gives broadcasters the ability to integrate IP audio communication without any dedicated physical hardware. Developed to meet the growing demand for fl exibility, performance and mobility among audio professionals, Virtual Scoop is designed to run on standard computers. It is currently available as a component directly within the INES software developed by Ace Medias Tools. It will later be
Aeta Audio says the user- friendly interface, simplifi ed confi guration and industry- standard compatibility reduce infrastructure costs and enable faster deployment. Network resilience features include aggregating connections for continuous transmission in challenging environments, double streaming, audio packet duplication, remote access, SIP compatibility, auto jitter buffer and auto bitrate in Opus for dynamic audio quality adjustment. 8.F75
TAKING THE TEDIUM OUT OF TV
Videomenthe/ ProConsultant Informatique
BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD
Promising to bring AI-driven intelligence to media workfl ows, Videomenthe and ProConsultant Informatique are unveiling an integrated solution in Hall 2. They aim to boost productivity and streamline editorial workfl ows by bringing together the collaborative power of the former’s media supply chain platform, Eolementhe, and the broadcast management capabilities of the latter’s BMS, Louise. AI tools
Get the scoop: The Aeta system is designed to run on standard computers
automatically extract editorial
summaries and identify key entities, such as characters, actors, locations, brands and logos, directly from videos, to eliminate manual tasks and accelerate content preparation before going on air. All AI- generated content can be post-edited by the editorial team in Eolementhe before being sent directly to Louise, where it populates press portals. Louise then feeds the EPG for linear playout and non-linear platforms, with consistent, quality editorial content. 2.B27
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Workfl ow automation from Eolementhe and Louise aims to streamline editorial processes
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