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MAKING NEW CONNECTIONS WITHOUT THE WIRES Videosys Broadcast BY DAVID FOX
The Connected Live wireless camera system from Videosys Broadcast uses bidirectional IP technology to bridge the gap between existing WiFi and COFDM wireless cameras. Arnold Roozenburg, Sales and Marketing Director, Videosys Broadcast, said: “It sits in between a premium video link and a more budget video link, and can be used with both licenced and licence-exempt frequencies.” This is possible
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Roozenburg: The Connected Live link ‘can be used with both licenced and licence-exempt frequencies’
because it uses a proprietary IP link that can support both. Connected Live supports HD HDR, but is 4K upgradable,
SOUND DECISIONS FOR LIVE Luci – Technica Del Arte BY KIRSTY HAZLEWOOD
EventSound is a low-latency audio streamer designed for stadiums, arenas and live events from Technica Del Arte. Intended for live commentary, behind-the-scenes insights, spoken word for the blind, multilingual translations, or enhanced audience engagement, the streamer provides live audio directly to every spectator’s smartphone, seat-side
device, or team app.
Powered by the company’s Luci AoIP technology, EventSound can deliver
with ultra-low delay video and a transparent IP data trunk. The high bandwidth RF link can use multiple receive nodes to
create several zones for wireless cameras. The clip-on camera back offers a built-in PoE output port providing 15W of power that can be used for talkback systems. The system has varied applications. For TV studios, multizone operation allows coverage across multiple studios, while a return video channel feeds teleprompters wirelessly. For live events Steadicam operators have talkback and return video via a single wireless link. It also scales up to affordably cover multiple cameras for corporate events. 11.D20
high-quality audio to over 1000 live listeners. A free listener app is available for iOS and Android, along with compatible streaming software for Windows and Mac. The system is managed through a cloud-based platform that controls elements such as app branding, listener range and stream settings. Features such as geofenced access and optional passcodes ensure that only those within the venue can listen in. 7.A16
EXPLORE A NEW VISION Telycam Technology BY DAVID FOX
EventSound can stream audio to over 1000 listeners simultaneously
Two new 4K cameras are on show from Telycam, the Explore XE PTZ with a fl exible array of outputs, and the Vision+ 4KZ professional box camera. Explore features a 1 Sony sensor, fast phase detection auto-focus and a 20x optical zoom lens. 4K video at up to 60 frames per second can be output over HDMI or NDI HX3, with 4K/30fps available over USB-C, while 3G-SDI carries 1080p video scaled from the UHD image. External audio can be captured via mini-XLR with phantom power or a 3.5mm analogue input. It sports FreeD support for integration with AR and VR production, variable ND plus
FreeD up for precise AR/VR data: Telycam’s Explore XE PTZ
threads for external ND fi lters, AI auto-tracking, local recording to microSD, dual tally lights, and POE+ support. Telycam’s Vision+ 4KZ delivers the quality of its PTZ cameras for applications that don’t need remote pan and tilt. It has a 1/1.8in, 9 megapixel CMOS sensor, 20x optical zoom, and boasts “rapid, accurate auto- focus even while zooming”. A 1080p output can be cropped from UHD, with a choice of intelligent tracking options. 11.B01
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