#IBC2025 LEVEL UP WITH ADVANCED API AUTOMATION
Adder Technology BY KEVIN EMMOTT
Connectivity specialist Adder is using IBC to show how expanded API capabilities in its AdderView Matrix range can transform IP KVM management and interaction. With built-in APIs, users can
Built-in APIs have been added to the entire AdderView Matrix range
remotely control their AdderView Matrix network using a RESTful API via HTTPS, providing integration and automated commands with other software applications. Conforming to the OpenAPI 3.1.0 specifi cation, the Adder API can be controlled via many third- party devices, such as the Elgato
HUMMINGBIRD TAKES FLIGHT TSL
BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD
Combining the capabilities of TallyMan and DNF Controls across 15 initial applications, TSL’s Hummingbird is on show. An interoperable ecosystem of control and monitoring tools, users can deploy individual applications to enhance existing systems, combine multiple modules to create end-to- end workfl ows, or adopt pre- confi gured toolkits based on the TallyMan playbook. Hummingbird allows operations to be confi gured fl exibly,
Stream Deck or Studio, enabling complex workfl ows and error-free repetitive tasks.
Adder says its latest API capabilities enable remote, automated control without physical intervention, supporting scalable operations and integration with video walls, human machine interface tools, security systems and IT platforms. Users can tailor KVM behaviour to meet precise needs across multi-site or hybrid setups. Adder APIs are also available on the AdderLink Infi nity range, AdderLink XDIP, and its new ARDx next-generation, out-of-band KVM-over-IP technology. 8.B65
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whether running on COTS servers, cloud-based VMs, or rugged Hummingbird hardware. A range of vendor-agnostic software and hardware panels allows integration with preferred technologies, while support for best-in-class third-party tools ensures the control suite aligns with team workfl ows with the aim of maximising productivity, uptime and ROI. According to TSL, users can transition at their own pace and automate with confi dence. Ian Godfrey, CTO, TSL, said:
“TallyMan and DNF Controls are two hugely respected control and orchestration brands with
Godfrey: ‘To be bringing all those capabilities together in the Hummingbird ecosystem is completing TSL’s vision’
a fantastic, global installed user base. “To be bringing all those capabilities together in the Hummingbird ecosystem with a platform to continue building
FX2 BRINGS STILLNESS TO CINEMA LINE CAMERAS Sony BY DAVID FOX
tiltable viewfi nder that signifi cantly improves usability.
The new FX2 has the look and operability of Sony’s existing Cinema Line cameras but also shoots high-resolution photos and features an articulating eyepiece. Developed in response to customer feedback, it was designed as “an accessible full- frame fi lmmaking camera” with added features, including a new
It has a 33-megapixel sensor with up to 15+ stops of latitude using S-Log3, plus Dual Base ISO of 800 and 4000, expandable to 102,400 for low-light shooting. It supports multiple recording formats and can handle up to 13 hours of continuous recording in 4K60p, thanks to effective heat dissipation. It offers variable frame rates, up to 60fps in 4K or 120fps in HD. Users can easily create
on for the future of broadcast, AV and other workfl ows, is completing TSL’s vision. I couldn’t be prouder to be launching this at IBC2025.” 7.B12
in-camera cinematic looks, while a de-squeeze display supports both 1.3x and 2.0x anamorphic lenses for accurate framing.
It uses new Real-time Recognition AF for fast, reliable auto-focus, with improved accuracy for human subjects, as well as intelligent subject recognition for animals, birds, vehicles and insects. It has focus breathing compensation, AF Assist, and customisable autofocus transition speed and sensitivity. The camera also features Active
Mode and Dynamic active Mode, new to Cinema Line, for smooth, steady handheld shooting. 13.A10
Hybrid versatility: Sony’s FX2 handles video and stills
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