Cloud computing and broadcasters—they are made for each other. Cloud computing enables global scale of operations, brings tremendous cost savings and enables the worldwide distribution of content.
System integrator and equipment supplier, Gearhouse, for the seventh-year-running built studios in the midst of the jungle to support production of the ITV show I’m a Celebrity…Get me out of here.
The Australian division of international broadcast services operator, Gearhouse has followed up their recent 4K Hitachi camera purchase with the debut their newest truck, HD8. truck.
According to Gearhouse Broadcast owner John Newton, the HD8 is simply referred to as a “native” 4K OB super truck.
Newton explained, “In order to be…
Dedicated hardware servers running fully integrated software have long formed the preferred technical solution for broadcasters’ playout. Easy to install, configure and operate, they continue to be the preferred choice for any new broadcast channel. They are highly compact, easy to maintain and extremely cost-efficient. Additional channels can be added…
The 48th Annual CMA Awards aired live on the ABC Television Network on November 5 in all its fanfare, but the network also streamed backstage interviews live to give viewers with tablets and mobile devices an exclusive look at what’s taking place behind the scenes before and during the live H…
In the world of mobile television production trucks, most companies offer two basic types of vehicles: sports and entertainment. If you inquire about renting a truck, most companies will send you a list of the equipment on board and a flat price.
WinMedia, vendor of content management software for broadcasters, and Orange’s media services company Globecast, have agreed to integrate and distribute each other’s technologies. The tools to prepare, plan and playout the content encompassed in WinMedia solutions have been combined with Globecast’s satellite delivery platform. Six leading TV chann…
