#IBC2025 BRINGING THE MAGIC TO COLLABORATION
AVT Audio Video Technologies BY KEVIN EMMOTT
The Magic Server from AVT provides up to 96 caller lines, which can be split between up to 24 studios. It can be controlled via a standard web browser using the LAN or Screener UI and is claimed to go way beyond standard telephone hybrid functionality. Its Audio Codec option allows caller lines to be upgraded so that audio codec connections,
Magic numbers: The AVT server offers up to 96 caller lines
including those from other manufacturers, can be established directly in the UI. Video and audio calls via MS Teams and WebRTC
COMPACT, COLOURFUL COB LIGHT
can also be handled via the Magic Server’s Collaboration Services; the operator is able to see the video of the caller directly above
the respective caller line and can route it with one click to a dedicated NDI output. It is also possible to send a return video signal to the caller. Other features include sending out WebRTC invitations via email directly from the UI, while a recording option allows the user to record conversations in pretalk (off-air) as well as on-air with just one click. Recorded fi les are stored on a network path with separate tracks for the caller and operator/presenter. 8.F76
CELLULAR BONDING WITH ESIM Vislink Technologies BY DAVID FOX
Full spectrum control: SmallRig’s RC 220C COB LED light
SmallRig BY DAVID FOX
The RC 220C is a new COB LED light from SmallRig that not only offers full RGBCW spectrum control over its previous RC 220B bi-colour light, but also an expanded colour temperature range, from 2500K to 10,000K (up from 2700K to 6500K). It can deliver up to 8160 lux of brightness at 3200K (at 1m). The power system includes an integrated V-mount, which supports up to 150W maximum
input, or 220W AC power (with included 6m power cord). It can also attach mini adapters, such as for mounting NP-F970 batteries.
SmallRig claims it is ‘48%
more compact than standard COB lights’, thanks to its use of high-effi ciency gallium nitride semiconductor technology, and ‘17% lighter with mini adapters’ compared to traditional setups. The main body of the light measures 155x166x120mm. It comes with a Bowens mount and umbrella socket. 11.C10
Claiming to be the fi rst provider to fully integrate embedded SIM (eSIM) technology across its 5G/ LTE bonded cellular product line, Vislink says it is eliminating the need for physical SIM cards. The move enables remote SIM
provisioning directly through LinkMatrix, Vislink’s cloud- based live video control and management platform. Mickey Miller, CEO, Vislink, said: “We’re proud to be the fi rst provider to offer a bonded cellular ecosystem where users can manage connectivity without physical SIMs. This gives broadcasters and public safety teams faster deployment, better network control and real-time adaptability – all from a single platform.”
LIVE CAPTIONS GET A GENAI MAKEOVER Videolinq
BY ANNE MORRIS
Captioning specialist Videolinq is showcasing what it describes as a practical new approach to live subtitling in Hall 14. The company is
demonstrating a genAI-based technology that creates CEA-708-compliant subtitles embedded directly into RTMP and SRT video streams. It claims that this capability helps simplify distribution to social media and video platforms, complementing
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Users can now remotely activate and manage eSIM profi les without needing to swap SIM cards in the fi eld. They can switch between multiple network providers instantly, to make the most of coverage, cost or location, as well as top up data or purchase new eSIMs through a centralised, cloud-based interface. Operational continuity is also enhanced, particularly for live broadcasts. 10.C27
The tiny DragonFly V 5G transmitter now supports embedded SIM technology
traditional sidecar VTT tracks. Videolinq is also showing its instant subtitle service for live events. The service allows attendees to view real-time translations on their phones by scanning a QR code. It supports more than 40 languages. 14.B47
GenAI is supporting new capabilities for live subtitling in real time
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