The SBTVD (Sistema Brasileiro de Televisão Digital/Brazilian Digital Television System) Forum has selected MPEG-H Audio for inclusion as an additional audio system in the country’s ISDB-Tb specifications. This allows broadcasters to deliver immersive and personalized sound to Brazilian viewers over the existing SBTVD/ISDB-Tb system by simulcasting MPEG-H Audio alongside the existing AAC audio.
For the past year Riot Games, one of eSports’ major game developers and tournament organizers, has been using a remote production workflow for its many events worldwide. Part of that “At Home” workflow includes Calrec Audio’s RP1 remote broadcast mixing system controlled by a Calrec Artemis mixing console.
Radio production and facilities company Spiritland Productions has put a large-scale sound and video outside broadcast truck on the road to extend its studio and flyaway services. Spiritland One is based fully on IP technology for distribution and networking. It features a Solid State Logic System T mixing system and was system integrated by Megahertz Ltd, which will be highlighting the vehicle during IBC 2019
New Linux based, modular and scalable technology offers a wide range of useful features to benefit and support broadcasters.
Creating a multi-room postproduction facility in the heart of Rome, Fox Networks Group Italy chose Genelec to provide audio monitors for Dolby Atmos mixing.
At IBC, Nugen Audio will introduce Loudness Toolkit 2.8, which will feature its Halo Upmix solution for stereo to 5.1, 7.1 and 3D upmixing for content creators working on audio being delivered to Netflix.
