2016 NAB Show I-MOVIX® Stand C8725 Company Overview I-MOVIX (www.i-movix.com) is the worldwide leader in extreme slow motion for sports broadcast (from 75 to over 5,000 FPS). The company’s products are the first true ultra-slow motion systems, fully integrated for broadcast use, offering the unprecedented combination of very high frame rates and instant…
The most valuable thing that we provide is expertise. Miguel Silva, EVP Sales and Marketing at Vimond Media Solutions.
So while a standard is conceived in compromise and in some abstraction from the messiness of the real world, it’s also a snapshot of a moment in time. Given the average gestation period required to produce an industry standard, there’s more than a chance that by the time it emerges, it will already have been…
There are some immutable laws for success in any consumer-oriented industry.
Simen Frostad, Chairman of Bridge Technologies
BERGEN and NEW YORK ― 25 January 2016 Vimond Media Solutions has opened a new regional office in New York city to support its growing business in North America. Overseeing this endeavour are Vimond’s CEO, Helge Høibraaten, and CTO, Glenn Pedersen, both now based in New York. 2015 saw large-scale deployments for Vimond in…
We are now in an era where integrated end-to-end monitoring systems for QoS can do much more to ensure quality for the end user, by going far beyond mere verification that the equipment is functioning correctly, and instead giving the service provider total visibility and control over the integrity of the signal throughout the entire…
“European broadcasters like BBC and France Télévisions have been innovative in incorporating digital services to reach the public, so a spike in 4k set ownership could drive broadcasters to invest in new 4k media technologies,” said Glenn Hower, research analyst, Parks Associates.
Bridge Technologies Monitoring Deployed by RTV Slovenia
Radio Televisión Española (RTVE) ha instalado la solución Vimond Highlights para la publicación online de clips en la cobertura de última hora y contenidos broadcast programados.
But with the widespread and growing use of IP in the media industry, other parts of the chain are no longer a natural environment for broadcast kit – and neither for dedicated hardware appliances.This poses a potential monitoring problem for media organisations in that ‘horses for courses’ may be a good idea in principle, but…