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Matrox Video will feature the critical technology powering broadcast workflows for live, tier-1 programming; broadcast television; and specialty content production today and into the future.
The SAPEC team at IBC 2023 will showcase some of its latest innovations and review the latest developments of two of the company’s flagships: the UHD/HD/SD multichannel platform LAGUNA, and the SIVAC-ONE UHD encoder/decoder. Both devices can be discovered in depth through several demos where visitors can learn about the system’s graphical interface and see how 4K signals are processed by both devices.
At the heart of virtually every IP infrastructure and its inherent IT network is a software layer that acts like a conductor to make sure the system is working smoothly. Some call it the orchestration layer because it instructs each device to do what it needs to do and exactly when. Others see it as a network manager, ensuring that signals get delivered when they should.
At IBC 2023, Evertz is showing a range of versatile and straightforward solutions that are allowing broadcast facilities, OB trucks, venues and stadia to take advantage of the latest UHD (4K and 8K) technology, regardless of the signal type they use. The solutions also future-proof customers as the industry continues to adopt more cloud services as part of their workflow.
IP transport specialist to demonstrate new accelerated, high-capacity SMPTE ST 2110 and IPMX workflows that enable new applications, including integration with more technologies and end points.
GV Media Universe empowers users to configure and scale combined hardware/software, cloud-native workflows seamlessly anytime, anywhere and in any way you wish.
GatesAir will bring its timing and signal reference solution for broadcast and telecom facilities to IBC for the first time. The GatesAir Maxiva GNSS-PTP is a standalone 1RU solution with a sophisticated switching algorithm that assures high-precision 10MHz and 1 PPS reference signals to mission-critical components in the signal chain, including transmitters, networking, and studio equipment. Internationally, the Maxiva GNSS-PTP brings strong value to national broadcast and network operators operating headends with multiple transmitters, for example.
Cobalt Digital is introducing its new WAVE family of routers and control panels at IBC developed to accommodate virtually any application with support for signals up to 12G SDI. The routers and control panels will be presented in Cobalt’s stand alongside numerous other new products including the UltraBlue IP-MV line of IP multiviewers, Pacific ULL Decoder, and a new 20-slot High Power frame compatible with openGear. Popular units from Cobalt’s recently launched Sapphire series of ST 2110 converters will also be showcased.
