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NewsEditshare overhauls storage for "extreme bandwidth"
NAB 2016: EditShare will debut its XStream EFS SSD scalable shared storage system.
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NewsEVS truck to show integrated live offering
NAB 2016: EVS will have its own production truck set up at its booth to give visitors the chance to see integrated live solutions enabled by EVS’ latest Multicam engine software.
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NewsDigigram demos UHD encoders for OB vans
NAB 2016: Digigram is to showcase two new HEVC/H.265-enabled versions of its AQORD video encoder for point-to-point broadcast contribution of UHD 4K video or simultaneous HD channels, as well as broadcast and IPTV distribution of 4K content to the home.
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NewsNugen to update Halo plug-in
NAB 2016: Nugen Audio will launch version 9.1 of the company’s Halo Upmix plug-in at NAB.
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NewsIABM to launch endorsement initiative
NAB 2016: The International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers (IABM) is to launch an industry-wide endorsement scheme for collaborative groups at NAB next week.
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NewsSGO adds VR mode to Mistika
NAB 2016: SGO is to unveil a preview of its Immersive Reality Toolset for the company’s Mistika finishing system which combines 3D functionality with a new VR mode.
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NewsIABM reveals Game Changer Awards shortlist
NAB 2016: Sony’s Media Backbone content management system has been shortlisted in two categories at the IABM (International Association of Broadcasting Manufacturers) 2016 Game Changer Awards.
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NewsClip-on timecode device for GoPro cameras unveiled
NAB 2016: Timecode Systems has released the SyncBac Pro, a clip-on timecode accessory for the GoPro Hero4 Black and Silver cameras.
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NewsTechnicolor and Vubiquity to offer up-converted HDR
NAB 2016: Technicolor has partnered with content services firm Vubiquity to deliver automatically up-converted high dynamic range (HDR) content.
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NewsAdobe updates Premiere Pro workflows for VR and HDR
NAB 2016: Adobe is to add new proxy workflows and virtual reality crafting capabilities to its Premiere Pro editing software as it looks to keep pace with the proliferation of formats and rising interest in immersive video.
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NewsImagine adds three apps to Microsoft Azure platform
NAB 2016: Imagine Communications is making three more of its broadcast applications available on the Microsoft Azure cloud platform.
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NewsTF1 trials live streamed football in 360 degrees
Viaccess-Orca and French TV channel TF1 used last week’s friendly football international between France and Russia to test live streamed coverage in 360 degrees and Ultra HD.
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NewsFilmLight adds features to Baselight grading system
NAB 2016: FilmLight has added a new tool to its Baselight grading system (pictured) that it says allows colourists to “mimic the way the eye appreciates colour.”
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NewsAvid users gain access to Signiant fast file transfer
Avid Interplay users are to be given access to Signiant file transfer capabilities from within the MAM following collaboration between the two companies.
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NewsSGL makes FlashNet compatible with Sony Ci
NAB 2016: SGL has adapted its FlashNet content storage management system so that it works with Ci, Sony’s professional media cloud platform.
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NewsGlobecast adds VoD to playout capabilities
Globecast has added a VoD logistics service to its media management and playout capabilities.
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NewsGoldcrest kits out Atmos theatre with DFC3D console
Soho’s Goldcrest is installing a large-format DFC3D digital film console in its new Dolby Atmos mixing theatre, which opens next month.
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Elemental software update supports HDR, VR and 8K
NAB 2016: Amazon-owned Elemental Technologies has updated the software in its delivery technology, adding new capabilities for high dynamic range (HDR), virtual reality (VR) and 8K.
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NewsBristol audio firms eye change
Two Bristol-based audio post houses are both taking a leap of faith this week, with one going it alone following the sale of a partner company, and the other installing one of the first Dolby Atmos-capable dubbing theatre outside London.
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NewsAtomos launches HDRcapable Flame recorders
Atomos is launching two seveninch 1920 × 1200 field monitor/recorders that have been designed for High Dynamic Range (HDR) production.