Tech Roundup

AdTonos, which monetizes gaming, podcasts, audiobooks, music and radio streams for publishers in Europe and across the Americas, has opened a new U.S. office. As such, it now has a Business Development Director running the N.Y.-based workspace in 1WTC. He joins from iHeartMedia.

Telestream, known for its workflow automation, media processing, quality monitoring and test and measurement products for the production and distribution of video, has brought to market the latest version of its IP video monitoring solution for ST 2110 media networks. Find out what your engineering team may want a P.O. for ahead of their request.

It exhibited in the snazzy new West Hall of the Las Vegas Convention Center at the 2022 NAB Show. And, this gave Electronics Research, Inc. the opportunity to share in-person the latest news about three new hybrid couplers for high-band VHF television applications.

WorldCast, the supplier of advanced broadcast and connectivity products, used the 2022 NAB Show to promote the release of "SureStream for KVM," a "transformation," it says, of KVM infrastructures ensuring pixel-perfect transmission, latency free video and "flawless" audio — even over imperfect IP networks.

GeoBroadcast Solutions LLC has promoted its Head of Spectrum Design to the role of Chief Technology Officer. In this role, he'll oversee and continue the development GBS technologies as it seeks to expand its capabilities in the broadcast industry — including its respective "MaxxCasting" and "ZoneCasting" initiatives.

HDTV antenna provider Antennas Direct has introduced two new products for use on a home television in the digital age. One is an in-line amplifier, while the other is an indoor TV antenna.

A new online learning platform for creators of real-time broadcast graphics and virtual sets has come to life for virtual studio, augmented reality and real-time graphics products maker Zero Density. It includes more than 50 in-depth video lessons.

MonitorIQ RM "addresses the critical need among video distributors to replace the antiquated Slingbox and obsolete Volicon RPM solutions, which provided remote video monitoring at the edge," Digital Nirvana says.

Who are the winners of the fourth annual Product of the Year Awards? The NAB revealed the answers during a live awards ceremony on Tuesday at the 2022 NAB Show in Las Vegas.

It's an Oslo, Norway-based media processing and delivery technology firm. As of today, it now enjoys a global preferred alliance member agreement with live media and entertainment specialist Grass Valley.

Under the agreement, Digital Nirvana's automated, AI-driven STT transcription, subtitle, and video intelligence metadata generation capabilities — collectively known as MediaServicesIQ — will integrate directly with its partner's product offerings via API.

VETV representatives can found in NAB Show Booth C1821 and are on hand to talk about the remarkable mobile production unit that's home to VETV classroom sessions, and to discuss ways broadcasters and technology suppliers can continue their good work to help veterans find purpose and employment in broadcast production careers.

The company is demonstrating this product — the Maxiva GNSS-PTP — at the 2022 NAB Show. It's a standalone 1RU solution with a switching algorithm that assures 10MHz and 1 PPS reference signals to mission-critical components in the signal chain, including transmitters, networking, and studio equipment.

Digital Alert Systems has introduced the third generation of its DASDEC flexible emergency messaging platform. The new hardware boasts, among other advancement, a more modular design.

Radio Frequency Systems (RFS) has expanded the existing RFS antenna and combiner infrastructure atop One World Trade Center. This, RFS says, will enable delivery of next generation broadcasting to 7.45 million households across the New York City area.