#IBC2025
CREATING EFFICIENCIES FOR CREATIVES
Spectra Logic BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD
Rio Media Suite, a modular media archiving platform aimed at simplifying content management for busy broadcast and post environments, is on show from Spectra Logic.
The company positions the Rio Media Suite as suitable for organisations handling large, long-term content libraries. The system manages ingest, movement, archiving and retrieval of media across on- premises, hybrid and cloud
storage. It is designed to speed up access to both full fi les and partial restores, reducing the time needed to locate and retrieve clips. The platform is now offered on a subscription basis, a move the company says should reduce upfront investment while still supporting decades-long preservation of media assets. IBC visitors can see how the software integrates into existing workfl ows, reducing search and retrieval times, helping teams spend more time on creative tasks and less on fi le searches. 7.B60
NEW GENERATION EXPLORES CAPSULE CONCEPT
Microtech Gefell BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Generation 4 is an ultra- compact modular microphone concept from Germany’s Microtech Gefell, based on the company’s SMS 2000 series. Generation 4 develops the
Rio Media Suite streamlines media archiving
concept to include the ultra-compact MV 400 microphone preamplifi er with four microphone capsules: the M 40 (cardioid), M 41 (super cardioid), M 42 (omnidirectional) and M 43 (wide cardioid). It delivers more fl exibility with
Fantastic four: Generation 4 comes with four
interchangeable mic capsules
the option of two connector systems, with XLR as standard and Lemo as an alternative. The system is available with various mounts and comes with futher options and accessories for professional use. At 80mm long, the amplifi er is super- compact, while the capsules are a development of the existing Gefell model to ensure continuity in terms of the microphone sound. The company says the advantage of the modular concept is to be able to react quickly to changing requirements and develop more productive workfl ows. 8.D47
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DAM BREAKS THROUGH CONTENT BOTTLENECKS
VSN/Woody Technologies
BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD
The ArenaPro digital asset management (DAM) system is being introduced at IBC. VSN ArenaPro, offi cially launching in October 2025, aims to incorporate AI and cutting- edge technologies to address the growing needs of content professionals.
Fabio Gallo, Managing Director, VSN, said: “In today’s fast-paced media landscape, organisations face unprecedented challenges in managing increasing volumes of content across multiple platforms and formats. “VSN ArenaPro has been specifi cally developed to address these challenges,
providing a unifi ed environment where teams can collaborate effi ciently while maintaining full control over their valuable media assets. We are particularly proud of its modular architecture and integrated artifi cial intelligence, which offer unparalleled fl exibility and scalability.”
VSN’s ArenaPro modular DAM offers a unifi ed environment for collaboration Sharing the stand with VSN,
Woody Technologies, a specialist in media ingest and processing solutions, is showcasing the latest enhancements to its In2IT range. These include new
advancements in ingest, cloud integration and automation, designed to ensure that news
production and post-production workfl ows are smoother than ever. The collaboration with VSN,
through the integration of In2IT solutions is said to enable a unifi ed user experience and greater effi ciency in joint workfl ows. 1.D49
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