While the benefits of moving video and audio as Internet Protocol (IP) packets are well known, broadcasters, that now predominantly rely on SDI interconnectivity, remain cautious to wholesale implementation.

Enabling Interop Between AIMS, ASPEN, NewTek NDI and Sony NMI: Questions Answered

Confused about moving to IP? Don’t worry you are not alone. While recent moves by Evertz, chief promoter of the ASPEN live IP production protocol and Sony, architect of its own route to live IP, to join the Alliance for IP Media Solutions would seem to herald a break

Testing, One-Six

The needle on the compass pointing to the direction of television broadcasting technical progress is the latest Test & Measurement category of broadcast TV equipment to be introduced and exhibited at the 2016 NAB Show. …

​First IP-based Live Broadcasts Claimed

Dutch media group, DutchView Infostrada, part of the NEP group since the summer, has announced a successful broadcast of a live, IP-based multi-camera show. Infostrada’s Cloud Production platform is based on SAM Sirius routers, Kahuna switchers and IQ Modular technology. …

Industry Aligns To Embrace IP

As the broadcast industry continues its calculated migration from SDI to Internet Protocol (IP) infrastructures—and all of the targeted file transfers, reduced equipment costs and resolution independence that comes with it—many of the major equipment vendors have begun forming alliances to support each other’s efforts and ensure inter

Around the world and especially in the U.S. it is officially “Shopping season”. Millions of shoppers will be scrambling for the latest bargains and good deals on the newest tech products.

Broadcasters, however, seem to be playing more of a wait-and-see attitude when it comes to cloud technology.They appear to be telling vendors, first “show me”.

Ultra HD: time to invest?

Is the rush of interest in Ultra HD a flash in the pan, or will we see complete broadcast chains from the camera to the home? If you attended NAB this year you would be forgiven for thinking that every broadcaster in the world will be moving to 4K in