Ideal Systems at Inter BEE

Ideal Systems at Inter BEE 10 November 2015

Tokyo 10th November 2015 Ideal (Hall 3, Booth 3207) will be at Inter BEE 2015 headed by new Japan CEO, Mark Moore. Ideal Japan will highlight Evertz's Software Defined Video Networking (SDVN) with a focus on moving 4K / 8K content over IP. The company will also feature Evertz's Dreamcatcher IP-based 4K replay system, SoftCast's fully integrated 4K playout solution, and IP analyzers from Providius. Additonally, solutions from Dejero will demonstrate its bonded cellular technology for live remote content acquisition.

The new SC-AutoPlay is the SoftCast application for Linear Channel and Multi-Channel Automation and Playout in SD, HD, 4K, and IP. A key advantage of SC-Autoplay is that it automates traditional video server playout with device control of third party devices such as GPI's, graphics and subtitles and can also operate as an IT Channel-in-a-Box configuration running on standard IT hardware.

As the industry migrates towards an IP-centric facility, Evertz' Software Defined Video Networking (SDVN) allows content providers to seamlessly transition from SDI to IP without compromise. Leveraging Evertz's high capacity switch fabrics (including EXE and/or 3080IPX) with Evertz MAGNUM unified control system, the SDVN solution can be applied throughout the facility for production, playout, and WAN distribution. Evertz' SDVN offers broadcasters, content distributors and service providers a flexible, format agnostic and scalable infrastructure for SD, HD, 3G, and Ultra HD (4K and 8K) video.

Evertz's Dreamcatcher is changing the face of production and instant replay. Not only are they the pioneers of 4K zoom and Mosaic, Dreamcatcher also offers the most robust, scalable, and modern IP-based replay system in the industry today. Dreamcatcher's rapid editing capabilities combined with enhanced production workflows allow replay operators to be true craftsman in their profession.

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