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SUPPORT FOR EVOLVING WORKFLOWS AT ITS CORE Calrec Audio/RTW BY KEVIN EMMOTT
In a debut for IBC2025, and strengthening its collaboration with audio metering expert RTW, Calrec has integrated RTW’s new TMxCore platform across its full range of Argo IP audio consoles. Calrec is the fi rst technology partner to incorporate the technology into a third-party product. Calrec’s adoption of RTW’s TMxCore introduces several processing resources aimed at
of loudness and metering tools, and metering of stereo, surround and a range of immersive formats including 5.1, 7.1.4, 9.1.6 and 22.2.
Calrec has been integrating RTW’s metering into Argo since the platform’s launch in 2022
supporting evolving workfl ows in broadcast, post-production and immersive audio, including AI-assisted tools for advanced
A CAPTION IN TIME CaptionHub BY ANNE MORRIS
Collaborative captioning platform CaptionHub is launching its real-time subtitling and media localisation suite. According to the company, the
products are designed for the demands of live, multilingual content delivery for a global audience, on a scalable cloud application infrastructure that replaces traditional hardware models.
The new suite is said to enable
speech intelligibility analysis. It also natively combines RTW’s industry-standard measurement accuracy, a fully compliant suite
TMxCore is designed to natively work with Ravenna, AES67, ST 2110 and Dante, so installation is as straightforward and as stress-free as operation. All of the built-in RTW metering in the Argo includes licences that cover international loudness regulations, as well as multichannel and immersive audio applications. 8.C47 (Calrec), 8.D75 (RTW)
CAR MOUNT GETS A GRIP
accurate media localisation and captioning across high-pressure environments such as live broadcast, online and in-room keynotes, global summits, sports, esports and major product launches such as AWS re:Invent and its global Summits series. It also introduces augmented AI engines with intelligent media integration.
CaptionHub CEO Tom Bridges
is presenting the suite in action during a live showcase at 10:00 on the Future Tech Stage in Hall 14 tomorrow (14 September). 14.D49
Suck it and see: The Sniper- Pocket 2E car mount system with its electric suction cup
DigitalFoto Solution BY DAVID FOX
The Sniper-Pocket 2E is an enhanced vehicle mount system for motion shooting from DigitalFoto. Integrating the recently introduced Sniper- Pocket 2 with the new Sniper- Epuck combines spring-arm stabilisation with electric suction for car, motorcycle and follow shots with lightweight cameras and action cams.
CaptionHub CEO Tom Bridges in action with a new subtitling and media localisation suite
The 4.5in electric suction cup is also available for Sniper-Pocket and Sniper-Pocket 2 setups. It provides solid mounting for cameras, lights, or monitors on smooth surfaces and can hold payloads of up to 20kg.
The Sniper-Epuck includes a 1100mAh battery with USB-C charging, allowing for continuous operation even while in use. It features real-time seal and air pressure monitoring with an LCD and automatic activation if the pressure drops. Additionally, it can be activated with a single touch, forming a secure seal in seconds. The Sniper-Epuck can operate at speeds up to 120km/h. The Sniper-Pocket 2E includes an aluminium stabilised arm with adjustable damping, suitable for small cameras weighing between 150g and 280g. It comes with various mount adapters, a safety rope, fi ttings and the Sniper-Epuck. 11.B16
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