In Broadcast - May 2016 - 6


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www.inbroadcast.com | Vol: 6 - Issue 5 | May 2016

InNews
Imagine Unveils
Selenio One
USA: Imagine Communications has
introduced Selenio One, a unified
software-based platform.
Selenio One is designed to
empower
service
providers
and content distributors with
the ability to control, manage,
scale and evolve current and
future compression operations
and capabilities across multiple
target applications. The platform
is designed to handle a broad
spectrum of compression activities
and based on a modular software
architecture that enables the
platform to continuously scale
and adapt to new business
requirements.

Tedial Marks 15
Innovative Years
ESP: Tedial is celebrating 15
years of bringing technologically
advanced MAM and IT solutions
to broadcasters and media
companies.
Esther Mesas, Tedial's Chief
Sales & Marketing Officer said:
"The industry has seen a major
transition and Tedial's business
independence and powerful R&D,
which is carried out by our team inhouse at our Malaga HQ, has meant
that we have revolutionised Media
Asset Management bringing stateof-the-art technology to today's
media landscape."

ETL Systems' GPS Range
GBR: ETL Systems has launched a
new range of products for Global
Positioning System (GPS) and the
broader Global Navigation Satellite
System (GNSS) applications.
The products are aimed at organisations and industries such
as financial institutions, media
companies, satellite earth stations,
base stations, television broadcast,
security and military, where precise time on computer systems is
essential. The new range includes
outdoor and indoor GPS over Fibre
Outdoor and GPS Splitter units.

Gearhouse Event Comms
Division Expands
G

earhouse Broadcast's
Event Communications
Division has expanded its
staff, resources, inventory
and added new services.
Jason Owen, Manager
- Event Communications,
said: "Since we launched
just six months ago we
have added new staff and
our inventory has grown by
over 250%.
"The main reason for
both these statistics lies in
the success we have already enjoyed
in providing communications for the
Australian Open Tennis - a five week
24/7 operation which included the
setup and tournament, the NSW and
Victorian Departments of Education
for their annual spectaculars, Hillsong
Church Melbourne for their Christmas
Carols show and for the Endemol Shine
Group for Spelling Bee, Shark Tank and

Master Chef."
Owen sees Gearhouse's mix of the
latest technology underpinned by his
team's significant comms experience
as the keys to the company's rapid
growth.
"We are finding that the ClearCom
FreeSpeak II and HelixNet products
are performing extremely well for our
clients.

Expanded inventory at Gearhouse

"Our Hytera inventory has grown
three-fold in the last six months and
we now stock the largest Hytera rental
fleet in Australia."
Gearhouse also provided a new
wide-area comms solution, Radio Mic
and IFB systems for Network Ten's I'm
a Celebrity Get me Outta Here (IAC)
using Hytera's IP multi-site facility.

Double First For AIMS At NAB
D

uring NAB, two major
European
based
companies,
Broadcast
Solutions and Euro Media
Group (EMG), joined AIMS
(the Alliance for IP Media
Solutions); respectively becoming the
first International systems integrator
and first technical service provider to
join the alliance.
Broadcast Solutions CEO, Stefan
Breder, said: "We are very much
looking forward to our membership
at AIMS and to supporting the
standardisation process in the shift

from SDI to IP."
Also signing the AIMS
membership agreement
during NAB, EMG CTO,
Ronald Meyvisch said
that his company was "proud to be the
first technical service provider to join
AIMS", stating that the move towards
IP based technical production solutions
"is one of the biggest challenges
that our industry is facing
today".
AIMS Chairman Michael
Cronk said: "As the first
International
systems

integrator and technical service
provider, respectively, to join AIMS,
Broadcast Solutions and EMG bring
new insight and experience to our
membership as we seek to foster the
adoption of true standards in the
migration to IP."
AIMS'
efforts
are
focused
on
promoting
the
adoption,
standardization,
development
and refinement of open
protocols for media over
IP, with an initial emphasis
on VSF TR-03 and TR-04,
SMPTE 2022-6 and AES67.
http://www.inbroadcast.com http://www.gearhousebroadcast.com/au/event-communications http://aimsalliance.org/ http://aimsalliance.org/ http://videoclarity.com/
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