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www.inbroadcast.com | Vol: 7 - Issue 9 | September 2017

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IBC 2017 Preview - Part II

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Jünger Audio's 'J*AM' loudness
logger is a new option for use with the
company's audio levelling processors.
It can perform loudness measurement
to EBU R128, ITU BS.1770 (all versions),
ATSC A/85 and ARIB TR-B32, Free TV
OP-59 and Portaria 354. Additional
features include peak measurement,
logging and off-line analysis of
measurement data.
JVC will introduce a UHD D-ILA laser
projector. The DLA-Z1 includes a laser
light source delivering a claimed image
brightness of 3,000 lumens. Features
include dynamic light source control,
claimed to be unique for a laser
projector. Specified operational life
time is 20,000 hours.

Editshare Geevs X10 broadcast servers

EditShare will demonstrate a newly
updated Geevs X10 broadcast server.
Designed to integrate with EditShare
Flow media asset management,
XStream EFS shared storage and Ark
archiving, Geevs can support up to
eight streams of AVC-intra video in
1080i (4/4 configuration). The new
chassis has RAID 6 drives for local
storage and is equipped with two highspeed network ports.
Egripment's Extreme T10 is a carbon
fibre camera crane designed for virtual
reality studio productions. Each axis of
the crane arm, dolly and telescoping
column can be encoded to become an
integral part of any VR system. The
crane arm can be telescoped from 2.1
out to 7.5 metres length at up to 2.1
metres per second. Total weight of the
arm is 275kg.
FOR-A will show the InSync MCC4K motion-compensated converter,
developed by UK-based InSync
Technology. The MCC-4K provides
frame rate and format conversion for
HD/3G/4K UHD signals. Compatible
with quad link 2SI or SQD format,
as well as single link
6G/12G BNC and SFP
optical
connectivity,
the MCC-4K offers HDR
support with dynamic

range conversion between HLG, S-Log
3, Canon Log 2, SDR, Dolby PQ and
other log curves. It also provides
colour gamut conversion between
ITU-R BT.709 and ITU-R BT.2020
standards.
Grass Valley's K2 Dyno replay
systems are claimed to make 6X
UHD replay much more accessible.
UHD replay typically requires double
the number of servers, double the
rack space and double the number
of operators of HD. The new 4U K2
Dyno is configured to deliver more
than double the channel capacity of a
typical 6U server.
Hamlet Video's MSC-XDM modular
SDI routers can be independently
expanded by eight-input or eightoutput modular I/O cards, allowing
asymmetrical matrix sizes.
Grass Valley
K2 Dyno replay
system

Lynx Technik AG will show 12G
SDI interface products optimised for
UHD. The three new products expand
the company's existing 12G SDI
technology platform which currently
includes fibre transmitters, receivers
and transceivers. The GreenMachine
Titan accepts either 4x 3G SDI (quad
link) or 12G SDI (single link) inputs.
Conversion between single link and
quad link 12G SDI signals can also
be performed using GreenMachine
apps. An optional 12G SDI fibre I/O is
available for the Titan, supporting UHD
frame synchronisation, embedding/deembedding and up/down conversion.
Luma Touch will demonstrate the
latest version of its LumaFusion video
editing and effects app for Apple
iOS. The current feature set includes
multiple video and audio tracks, insert
and overwrite style editing, multiple
layers of real-time effects with key
framing, colour correction, multi-layer
titles, live audio mixing, support for
landscape or portrait video projects,
24, 25, 30, 50 and 60 per second
frame rate and resolutions up to UHD.
LumaFusion 1.3 adds project archive
and restore for backup and transfer of
projects between devices, 2:1 aspect
ratio and VR metadata injection for
surround video editing.
NeuLion-subsidiary
MainConcept
GmbH will demonstrate a Linux
version of the NeuLion MC encoder.
This is a production-ready real-time
multi-screen live encoder
that allows input from
SDI and IP, including
UDP, RTMP and HTTP for
transcoding into adaptive

JVC DLA-Z1
4K laser
projector

streaming formats. It can encode up
to UHD/60p 10-bit HEVC/H.265 live
streams, including HDR-10. Creating
Apple HLS, DASH-264 and DASH-265
compliant streams up to UHD/60p,
with multi-bitrate and multi-resolution
layers. For live archiving, the product
optionally writes files to disk or
Amazon S3 locations.
Object Matrix's MatrixStore allows
organisations to access their stored
content quickly. Spectra Logic's
BlackPearl acts as an object storage
gateway, enabling large amounts
of data to be managed on multiple
storage domains including online and
nearline disk, LTFS tape, as well as
public cloud.
Open Broadcast Systems will
be demonstrating a high density
integrated
receiver
decoder
which allows for 16 channels to be
simultaneously decoded on a 1U
chassis - potentially replacing half a
rack of equipment with a single server.
It is the highest density IRD currently
on the market and is completely
software based, running as apps on
standard IT hardware. In addition
to traditional SDI, the decoder now
supports decoding to uncompressed IP
outputs using a new 25GbE interface.
Orban's Optimod 8700i loudness
processor performs automatic fiveband and two-band processing for
both analogue FM transmission and
digital media. A built-in streaming
server can be used to monitor the
8700i-processed FM and HD audio
wherever there is a LAN or Internet
connection. A subharmonic synthesiser
adds bass to older recordings, and a
phase corrector reduces multipath
distortion. Dante dual-redundant
IP audio now with AES67 is now
supported via a software upgrade.
Osprey Video is expanding its Talon
line of hardware encoder line with the
Talon G2. Like other Talon encoders,
the Talon G2 creates live RTMP
streams for unmanaged networks such
as the Internet.
http://www.inbroadcast.com http://www.ibc.org http://www.editshare.com/news/pr-geevs-2017 http://eu.jvc.com/projectors/d-ila-projector/DLA-Z1/ https://www.grassvalley.com/products/k2_dyno/
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