Tech Roundup

Workflow automation, media processing, video quality monitoring and test and synchronization product maker Telestream has unveiled a new line of multi-format rasterizers purpose-built for post-production.

As Dielectric sees it, Apollo will help TV and radio engineers take quick and decisive action on current problems, and take preventative actions that eliminate potentially disastrous situations in the future.

The SaaS Axia Altus is browser-based and offers full-function mixing, including eight virtual auxiliary mixers and integration with Telos VX broadcast phone systems. Thus, it allows distributed and remote workforces to collaborate on recorded programs and live broadcasts, including contribution audio and monitoring.

For 80 years, ERI has served the broadcast industry with products and services and has used a dedicated staff of engineers, designers, fabricators, project managers, and installers. Now, Chandler, Ind.-based ERI is welcoming an account manager for the Western U.S.

The PILOT Innovation Challenge specifically sought products or prototypes that align with three focus areas of the 2023 NAB Show associated with the content lifecycle: Create, Capitalize and Connect. Winning submissions provided compelling solutions to key challenges and opportunities facing broadcasters over the coming two to three years.

Both units support analog MPX on BNC, MPX over AES192, and multipoint signal distribution, to deliver a wide range of composite encoder and decoder solutions for different applications, Perth-based Tieline says.

Already a certified provider of decoding technology for Nielsen's NAVE (Nielsen Audio Video Encoder) system, the Australian monitoring and logging specialist is now providing support for CBET (Critical Band Encoding Technology) layer 1 watermarks.

This year's summit, presented on April 18 from 8:30am-1pm in partnership with the NAB, features leaders from across the industry in sessions designed to help women build negotiation confidence, access meaningful networking, and gain industry-leader insights that apply to their careers in media and entertainment.

As a full-service provider of mobile production and audio facilities, as well as production and secondary services for broadcast TV, live entertainment, and AV-related productions, TNDV has made its second large capital investment in Sony 4K/HD cameras to support increased demand for Sony-driven 4K workflows.

WorldCast Systems, the French supplier of radio broadcast tools, is expanding its Ecreso AiO portfolio to include both the Ecreso FM 100W and Ecreso FM 300W transmitters. The launch of these new low-power transmitters will take place at the 2023 NAB Show and follows the 2022 release of the Ecreso FM 1kW.

New products are on the way from Telestream, and the 2023 NAB Show is the debut locale for what the company has to offer. Among the key highlights is the debut of Telestream Content Manager, a next-generation system leveraging both on-prem and cloud storage, and PRISM MPP, a multi-format rasterizer purpose-built for post-production.

Dielectric has added another industry-first with the introduction of reconfigurable manifold combiners for multi-station RF facilities. Adaptable for FM radio and UHF television, Dielectric’s innovation introduces system expandability to manifold designs that have long only been expandable by adding constant impedance filter (CIF) units.

Test and measurement broadcast technology company PHABRIX, with its global headquarters due west of Reading, England, is readying to unveil its new QxP next-generation waveform monitor at the April 2023 NAB Show.

Last week, it shared the news that it has filed "a broad and foundational patent application" aimed at improving what it believes are "the shortcomings" being exposed in existing GPTs such as Azure OpenAI’s ChatGPT and Google’s Bard. The patent application introduces two significant improvements, Auddia claims.

Available on the official RHStv.com website, a free RHStv app for iOS and Android devices, and Connected TV platforms such Amazon Fire TV, Android TV, Apple TV, Google Play, and Roku, the FAST (free ad supported television) streaming network empowers local voices through three linear channels and a large roster of shareable VOD programs.