Subtitles have become essential in today’s interconnected world, making diverse content accessible globally through platforms like Netflix, Amazon Prime, Disney+, and more. The demand for high-quality subtitling has surged with multilingual media consumption and it has led to a growing interest in AI and machine learning tools that can automatically generate subtitles.
In part one, we saw how virtualization is nothing new and that we rely on it to understand and interact with the world. In this second part, we will see how new developments like the cloud and Video Over IP have allowed us to abstract the conceptual parts of a broadcast infrastructure and spread them across the world. And when we do this, the possibilities don’t just add together; they multiply.
Intinor, a developer of products and solutions for high-quality video over internet, is showcasing the latest advancements in its popular streaming technology at IBC2024.
The Video Services Forum (VSF) has released the latest ancillary feature to enhance the Reliable Internet Streaming Transport (RIST) protocol for Multi-Program Transport Streams (MPTS) when sending MPEG Transport Streams.
Zixi will showcase features and functionalities that allow broadcasters, OTT providers, sports leagues, regional sports networks and local affiliates to effortlessly reach global audiences by leveraging the Zixi Enabled Network, which includes over 1,400 media companies and 400 technology partners worldwide.
Globecast, a provider of broadcast, media and entertainment integration and managed services, will showcase its advanced transmission and connectivity capabilities and end-to-end hybrid cloud solutions.
VITAC will be showcasing the latest AI technologies and solutions in live captioning and subtitling, live multi language translation and dubbing and localisation at IBC 2024.
TeclaSystems discuss the benefits of a unified system to handle MAM, Playout, Advertising Management and Multi-Platform Distribution and the value of a provider with integration expertise.
