Singapore - EVS will be displaying its growing range of broadcast servers at BroadcastAsia, such as its newly-developed XT2+, which offers scable storage capabilities of up to 20TB storage capacity per server for live broadcast productions.
Other products it has on display include the XTnano, a new entry-level 4-channel HD/SD slow motion replay server.
There is also the XS loop recording server for studio VTR replacement that features recording, ingestion of multiple A/V feeds and playout control. It is available in two to four flexible channel configurations in SD or HD.
ATEME, a provider of MPEG-4 / H.264 and MPEG-2 bandwidth efficient video compression technology, and Bull, a European provider of computing systems, are broadening their cooperation to market ATEME vi…
Alkmaar - Starting may 19, the Olympic Torch will be carried in a relay around the UK. The Torch will be carried by different athletes and broadcasted LIVE on the Internet, as well as different region…
Aylesbury, UK - TransMedia Dynamics (TMD), a company specializing in the development and delivery of solutions and services to the global media, broadcast and archive industries, has added enhanced mu…
Newbury, United Kingdom - Australia free to air broadcaster Seven Network has invested in an Enterprise sQ news production system for its Queensland regional operation. The main system will be install…
Newbury, United Kingdom - Australia free to air broadcaster Seven Network has invested in an Enterprise sQ news production system for its Queensland regional operation. The main system will be install…
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