Simplifying Sky Sports’ EFL production coverage, NEP UK’s NEO hybrid outside broadcast trailer relies on Calrec remote workflows to minimise production costs while maintaining quality and full broadcast redundancy.
TAG Video Systems returns to IBC 2025 with enriched capabilities that empower media companies to take control of their operations: reducing complexity, accelerating decision-making, and ensuring exceptional video quality at scale, all from its 100% software-based Realtime Media Platform.
Here we delve into the inner workings of microservices and how to deploy & manage them. We look at their pros and cons, the role of DevOps, Event Bus architecture, the role of API’s and the elevated need for logging.
At the 2025 IBC Show, Riedel Communications will showcase new SimplyLive video production tools, desktop SmartPanel, RefSuite, and more.
Lawo announces the release of HOME 4.0, the latest version of its IP-native management platform. This major update introduces significant architectural improvements, a streamlined licensing model, and greater operational flexibility for broadcasters and media professionals working in infrastructures of any scale.
Appear will use IBC2025 to showcase how the combined power of its X Platform hardware and new VX software platform enables operators to plot their own unique journeys towards the future of hybrid and software-defined live production.
nxtedition adds extensive new functionality and upgrades to its popular live production platform, showcased at IBC2025. The latest version introduces a wide range of workflow improvements, including a major update to the Script function, designed to make storytelling faster, easier and more flexible for media professionals at all levels.
Welcome to Part 3 of ‘Live Sports Production’ - This multi-part series uses a round table style format to explore the technology of live sports production with some of the industry’s leading broadcast engineers. It is a fascinating insight into what is being done every day around the world.
Part 3 dives a little deeper into the infrastructure differences between Full OB, Full Remote and Hybrid workflows with a particular focus on venue systems. We discuss on-site connectivity, latency, and the flow of monitoring and data across the system. Our contributors are the senior managers for OB and venue systems at NEP Americas and NEP UK.
