NewTek will demonstrate the universal power of IP video at IBC, giving customers breakthrough capabilities and unprecedented options that seek to transform the way video is produced.
For fans attending the 2019 U.S. Open tennis tournament, it has become more than just watching the matches. It’s become a festive atmosphere outside the tennis venues, complete with food and sponsor booths that offer varying types of entertainment.
At the 2019 IBC Show, Quicklink will demonstrate its new Studio-in-a-box production system with a single built-in Panasonic PTZ camera. The all-in-one portable unit (model ST500) is ideally suited for HD studio broadcast contributions where there are limited on-site technical resources available.
At the 2019 IBC Show, Cobalt Digital will re-emphasize its commitment to the Ross Video openGear platform by spotlighting a new series of card-based 4K and HDR workflow solutions. Product highlights include its new decoders and encoders, RIST Main Profile, bi-directional SDR/HDR conversion solution for live production, and new multiviewers and distribution amplifiers. In addition, the company will debut a new 12G openGear router and RIST gateway.
The Switch, a New York based platform for production and transmission of live video, has expanded its The Switch At-Home service to meet growing demand for broadcasting and streaming sports events.
By any measure, this year’s 2019 2nd European Games in Minsk, Belarus from June 21-30 were a major sports undertaking that required a lot of technical coordination and logistical skill to make happen. Over 4,000 athletes from 50 European Countries competed in 15 different sports and 23 disciplines. International Sports Broadcasting SL (ISB) served as the host broadcaster for the Games.
