The blog post from Matrox, titled “Your AV Signal Management Questions, Answered,” provides answers to a series of questions related to Matrox ConvertIP transmitters/receivers and their various applications
Panasonic Connect Europe has unveiled new developments in their technology offerings for the live-production industry. They are introducing the AK-UCU700 series, a camera control unit (CCU) designed to facilitate IP migration for 4K studio camera systems.
Kiloview is a leading provider of professional IP-based video transmission solutions, offering a comprehensive range of products that encompass video encoding, decoding, conversion, IP-based video switching, streaming, recording, and management. Their diverse product portfolio supports various combinations of inputs and outputs, making them a versatile player in the AV-over-IP solutions market.
New IP-compatible compact live switcher, the AV-HSW10, is designed for easy, high-quality video streaming of university lectures, corporate webinars and other diverse live events. The switcher offers up to 9 video inputs and 6 outputs, supporting NDI, NDI|HX, SRT, and RTMP support as well as SDI and HDMI.
LiveU has unveiled a groundbreaking addition to its suite of solutions for the broadcast industry, the LU4000 ST 2110, a single 4K/Quad HD video receiver that significantly streamlines the transition towards end-to-end IP workflows.
With INSIDE KARIOS learn how to mix signals from SDI to IP, and find out how Kairos is able to manage mixed input and output sources. This is one of the key advantages of Kairos, supporting the transition to live IP workflows and helping to move towards true remote video production.
In a recent article for APB+, Joe Tan discusses how NDI can be used to empower your workflow. One platform stands out as a catalyst for transformation in the fast-paced world of broadcasting, where technology is increasingly reshaping traditional media workflows. The Network Device Interface (NDI) standard, which combines information technology and traditional broadcasting, is blurring the lines between broadcast and audio-visual information technology (AVIT) networks. This convergence is becoming increasingly important as media content digitization and video consumption continue to rise.
There is a growing polarisation across the sports media rights landscape, with traditional broadcasters being less interested in second and third tier sports properties as the value of live tier one sports media rights continues to increase. However, this presents a challenge to those second and third tier sports properties who have already suffered from lower commercial revenues during the pandemic.
There’s a line in an online NDI promo video that says “harness the inevitable,” where every source also becomes a destination thanks to IP — unlike the linear source-destination topography of SDI.
Devices using NDI are simply connected to the network, discover each other, and are ready to transport media back and forth. This connectivity can be extended across the network.