Tech Roundup

WorldCast CONNECT has brought to market software release 4.7 of Kybio, its unified, vendor-agnostic NMS for media and broadcast. The release provides a host of new features to simplify day-to-day monitoring and improve user experience and workflow efficiency, the company says.

A self-described serial entrepreneur in the broadband wireless and satellite communications industry with a degree in theology has chosen Bend, Ore., as the locale for "the most comprehensive test, demonstration, and market trial to date of a Broadcast Internet franchise." Vern Fotheringham's Auton is leading the trials.

Media and entertainment tech firm Amino and Innovative Systems have teamed up to bring to market an integrated Android TV managed service offering. This is poised to bring a wider variety of content to a diverse population of subscribers. The tech combination can provide a carrier-grade system with a modern user experience for linear and streaming content while supporting legacy Pay TV infrastructures, giving independent service providers a cost-efficient, competitive edge, the companies state.

SpectraBand gives the A20-RX receiver and A20-Mini transmitter a tuning range from 470 MHz - 1525 MHz. The A20-RX also features high-discrimination front end filtering for better performance in noisy RF environments and Frequency AutoAssign for faster setup. The receiver is compatible with both A20-Mini and A10-TX transmitters.

Version 3.3 adds significant new video format support for post production applications beyond broadcast television, faster switching of IP inputs, Dolby ED2 metadata support, and more to an already extensive collection of IP and SDI measurement tools, Nevada-based Telestream boasts.

"As one of the world’s most respected content and technology events, IBC 2022 provides the ideal forum for Telos Alliance to reconnect with visitors face to face and engage in meaningful conversations about their new projects," the company said. "It also provides an ideal forum to discuss new solutions."

England-based broadcast test & measurement innovator PHABRIX has integrated browser-based remote access and "improved" audio functionality in the latest release of its Qx and QxL Series rasterizers.

It's known for its World of Adventures Resort. And, in tech circles, Chessington is also known as the home of Audiotonix, right down the A243. Now, this South London locale adjacent to Sussex is making news as it is bringing to market new offerings in its broadcast cloud-based technology arena.

The flagship television station for TEGNA, the CBS affiliate serving Washington Capital Region, has put the broadcasting industry's first "environmentally friendly low emission live truck" into service.

A London-based independent video software provider has purchased a privately held provider of a cloud video delivery platform optimized for "just-in-time" processing of live video streaming.

Two decades of innovation, growth and customer-centric design are being celebrated by Massachusetts-based integrated video production systems developer Broadcast Pix. "We want to thank our partners, clients, and evangelists for all your loyal support," the company's leaders share.

The partnership, the companies announced on Tuesday, will bring interoperability between TransUnion’s people-based marketing products and MadHive’s Connected TV activation platform, which includes a proprietary CTV Device Graph and data marketplace. This will give MadHive clients expanded targeting and enhanced cross-platform attribution capabilities, including KPIs such as brand awareness, purchase intent, site conversion, offline sales lift and foot traffic.

It's known as the universal, openly standardized digital radio system for short-wave, medium-wave (AM), long-wave and FM / VHF bands. And, it is celebrating recent demonstrations of its technology on both MHz and KHz facilities in Wangaratta, Vic. — stations owned by national public broadcaster ABC and private operator BAI.

It says it is the company behind first 100% native cloud-based radio automation, content management and production system. Now, it can add that it is a member of the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Partner Network (APN).

In this fresh InFOCUS Podcast, presented by dot.FM, WideOrbit Chief Product Officer Will Offeman gives listeners an update on the technology the company has developed to help broadcast media do more business by completing more sales. LISTEN HERE