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GIVING D2C SERVICES A JOLT Setplex
BY ANNE MORRIS
Online video delivery technology company Setplex is launching Zapfl ex, a streamlined and scalable online video platform that enables media owners and service providers to “fl exibly and affordably” deliver branded direct-to-consumer services. Based on the Setplex Nora middleware, Zapfl ex is designed to provide a one-stop shop for providers to launch and operate a professional video service, including apps, confi guration, presentation, promotion, subscription, billing, analytics
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and customer relationship management. Lionel Dreshaj, Co-founder and CEO of Setplex, said: “Zapfl ex is about breaking down barriers. We’re unlocking the ability for anyone, from media owners to service operators, to launch their own online video services quickly and on their own terms.” Setplex claims the Zapfl ex platform enables the launch of branded, feature-rich services in weeks with full support for subscriptions and transactions, geo-blocking and digital rights management, cloud-based delivery and operational support with service-level agreements. 5.A76
Zapfl ex allows providers to launch and operate professional video services
Get in ear: Axient Digital PSM is designed to meet evolving live audio demands
Shure BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Making a debut appearance at IBC, Axient Digital PSM is Shure’s fi rst digital in-ear monitoring system. It offers a combination of four transmission modes – multichannel wideband (WMAS, where available), narrowband, analogue FM and Axient Digital standard (point-to-point). This enables audio professionals to choose the mode that best fi ts their needs, says Shure, adding that such versatility allows engineers to tailor the system to specifi c productions and artists’ performances.
Another key feature is Shure’s Spatial Diversity technology, which employs dual transmit antennas on the same frequency. It enhances signal reliability by reducing dropouts caused by multipath interference. Additionally, Axient Digital PSM is supported by Shure’s ShowLink ecosystem, allowing monitor engineers to enjoy comprehensive remote management of every bodypack receiver on stage. By integrating this with Shure’s Wireless Workbench and AD600 spectrum manager, engineers have access to wide-band spectrum scanning, monitoring and management in real time. 8.C32
QUALITY CONTROL AND MONITORING IN SYNC TAG Video Systems BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD
TAG is unveiling two key upgrades at IBC: Waveform scopes in QC Station allow operators to monitor luminance and chrominance using familiar views such as waveforms, histograms and vectorscopes, while the Operator Console now includes channel solo and full video playback, giving users greater control. TAG’s Realtime Media Platform also boasts new features, helping engineers and operators maintain signal
Console, enable visitors to explore real-world scenarios, including latency and HDR validation, audio issues and error detection. Teams can switch layouts, interact with sources and monitor signals in real time, all visualised across large wall monitors. Kevin Joyce, Zero Friction
TAG’s Realtime Media Platform offers enhanced QC and monitoring
integrity and streamline diagnostics across live and on-demand workfl ows.
On the TAG stand, four interactive demo pods, each controlled by an Operator
Offi cer, TAG, said: “Our focus at IBC is to show what happens when monitoring and data come together in real time. We’re not just displaying video, we’re delivering clarity, control and the agility customers need to stay competitive.” 1.C31
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