NUGEN Audio at BVE 05

NUGEN Audio at BVE 2015 06 January 2015

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At BVE 2015, in partnership with HHB (stand J43), NUGEN Audio will demonstrate the latest innovations in its industry-leading family of post-production and broadcast audio tools, including key new technologies developed to meet the latest loudness standards and further ease the burden of loudness compliance. For more than a decade, NUGEN Audio has been serving the needs of broadcasters and post-production professionals in over 50 countries.

Loudness Toolkit and LMB Processor Update for EBU R128 S1 Compliance

The latest standard update for short-form content such as adverts or promos, EBU R128 S1, will be supported with immediate availability at BVE 2015. NUGEN Audio will launch a series of parameter sets for its highly popular Loudness Toolkit NLE plug-ins and LMB (Loudness Management Batch) Processor software. Implementing the recommendations illustrated in the new supplement to R128 for short-form content, these downloads simplify and accelerate configuration for those working to the new measures. This update will be available at no charge to the end user.

Preview: New Upmixer Technology for Stereo-to-5.1/7.1/9.1 Upmixing

At BVE 2015, NUGEN Audio will preview a new upmix process specifically designed for film and TV production. Capable of producing a downmix-compatible upmix with optional dialog isolation in the center channel, the new technology is projected to be available in early Q2 2015.

LMB Processor MXF Extension Update for DPP AS-11 Program Compatibility

NUGEN Audios LMB Processor is an offline, file-based loudness analysis and correction program for high-throughput applications. The MXF Extension for LMB Processor allows automated analysis and loudness correction for the audio essence within MXF files. This MXF Extension has been updated to include DPP AS-11 compatibility with immediate availability. NUGEN Audio is a participant in the DPP compliance program, an initiative founded by U.K. public service broadcasters to help speed the transition to fully digital production and distribution for television. As a member of the AS-11 DPP compliance and certification program, NUGEN Audio is helping to develop quality assurance criteria for the AS-11 DPP specification for digital file formats.As part of NUGEN Audios ongoing commitment to maintaining up-to-the-minute standards compliance for its clients, this update will be available at no charge to the customer.

DynApt Extension for LMB Processor (Loudness Management Batch Processor)

Adapting dynamic content such as theatrical releases for TV or TV content for mobile streaming is a challenging task, particularly in relation to dialog. At BVE 2015, NUGEN Audio will present DynApt , Dynamic Adaptation Technology, a groundbreaking solution for intelligent repurposing of audio for TV and streaming at faster-than-real-time speeds. The DynApt algorithm has been designed to adapt the dynamic content of audio appropriately for different listening environments and playout systems while respecting the level of dialog in the original mix and meeting specific loudness criteria. The first implementation of this new technology is now available as a DynApt Extension for NUGEN Audios LMB Processor, the companys leading offline loudness correction program.

Company Overview:

NUGEN Audio provides the broadcast and post-production industrys most advanced audio solutions including end-to-end loudness management, metering, and correction from content acquisition through to playout. Reflecting the real-world production experience of the NUGEN Audio design team, the companys products make it easier to deliver high-quality, compliant audio while saving time, reducing costs, and preserving the creative process. NUGEN Audios tools for audio analysis, loudness metering, mixing/mastering, and tracking are used by the worlds top names in broadcast, post-production, and music production. For more information, visit www.nugenaudio.com.

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