Remote (“At-Home”) production continues to be embraced by broadcasters and production companies around the world as a cost-effective way to produce live sports content. However, significant development and implementation costs have limited the use of remote production workflows to only the largest networks and broadcast organizations.
Synamedia, self-proclaimed world largest independent video software provider, is strengthening its video network portfolio by partnering with (VoD) workflow technology vendor Telestream.
With Qvest.Cloud, Qvest Media says it paves the way for virtualized and platform-based systems integration with an app catalogue of more than 60 cloud applications.
Pixit Media’s PixStor is now available on Google Cloud Platform (GCP) Marketplace. The solution enables organisations to expand on-premise render pipelines into Google Cloud – whilst still enjoying all the performance, scalability and data management benefits of an on-premise PixStor deployment.
Qvest Media, a systems architect and ICT integrator, has a new pact with Strive, a manufacturer of streaming software which will see Strive’s technology integrated into online platforms and native applications such as web apps, apps for iOS and Android, STBs or smart TVs.
Intertrust Technologies Corporation, a California based pioneer of DRM technology, has expanded its ExpressPlay XCA standard based software conditional access (CA) system for smart TVs and set top boxes.
The duo demonstrated how their technologies are enabling content owners, programmers and operators to cost effectively utilize cloud workflows to manage and distribute content.
