IBC 2016 Bridge Technologies Co AS Booths 1.F68 & 14.J05 Bridge Technologies to Announce Solutions for Managing Network Complexity at IBC OSLO, Norway – 8 August 2016 In addition to unveiling a number of new products that set unique standards of scalability, ease of use and portability in the monitoring,…
OSLO, Norway August 1st 2016 Bridge Technologies has appointed Avicom Engineering as its representative in Brazil. Founded in 2012, Avicom serves many of the largest broadcast and media companies in Brazil, including Rede Record, SBT TV, Rede Globo, LBV, ESPN, EPTV, TV Vanguarda, FOX, Multivideo. The company provides various services such as business…
2016 IBC Show NOA GmbH Booth 8.D91 NOA to redefine Archive Asset Management (AAM) at IBC Vienna, AUSTRIA — 1ST August 2016 At IBC 2016, NOA will demonstrate a broad suite of sophisticated yet easy to use and easy to integrate products that redefine how broadcasters and archivisits can store,…
Broadcast workflow used to be all about tapes. Shooting on tapes, putting tapes into machines, copying from one tape to another, using very expensive gear and costly workflows, with scarce resources and high skill levels. But as broadcast technology evolved tape was mostly replaced by hard drives, and the revolution in editing made it…
2016 IBC Show Vimond Media Solutions Booth 14.F19 IBC 2016: Vimond Launches New Video Editing and Rights Management Tools Vimond IO – a new way of editing video stories from live streams Vimond Rights Manager – a new management tool in content lifecycles “At IBC 2016, we will launch an enhanced…
Vienna, AUSTRIA — 25 July 2016 At IBC 2016 (Amsterdam, 8-13 September), NOA is introducing NOA VideoPlayer for jobDB™, the company’s system that allows users to set up workflows for the ingest, reshaping, and analysis of media for archiving, re-transcoding, or other complex processes. NOA VideoPlayer is a comprehensive tool designed to respond to the specific…
For some time, many people in the media industry have been wondering how much longer satellite could remain a major player now that the era of 4K is upon us and there is such a rapid proliferation of channels. There just isn’t the throughput for these new services on the current generation of satellites, so…
The past few years have seen the rise of many new industries – many of them recognising that “one size fits all” is no longer a workable marketing approach. Increasingly, we want those who supply us to recognise us as individuals with needs that are unique to us. We want bespoke holidays. We want customised…
The radical change in viewing habits that has overtaken the media industry means that fewer and fewer people are watching scheduled broadcast TV together at home in small groups of friends or family. In fact the downward curve in this kind of ‘traditional’ viewing is so sharp that it’s possible to imagine it disappearing…
For many years before MPEG-DASH came on to the scene, there was a three-way tussle between Smooth Streaming, Apple HLS and Adobe HDS, all of which are very similar in technology, and all of which use http as the protocol. But despite the similarities, three standards meant that there had to be three different players.…
