The popularity of OTT broadcasting is really helping to drive the growth of immersive content, and this presents both opportunities and challenges for the broadcast audio world. Mixing in immersive allows the audio engineer to create a sense of envelopment and realism like never before, but as channel count and mix complexity increases, the importance of neutral, uncoloured studio monitoring with precise imaging becomes even more important.
At Genelec we’ve long been involved with designing monitoring systems that are scalable from stereo to surround to immersive, so here we’ll examine some of the principles of immersive audio, and some of the considerations that audio professionals need to be aware of.
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We are joined in this interview by Michael Thielen, Vice President for Radio solutions at CGI to discuss Remote Radio Production and how it has changed in the last 12 months.
We look at the challenges that broadcasters have faced during recent times and how CGI has been able to help it’s clients to stay productive even with most of their staff members working remotely.
Michael looks ahead at whether broadcasters will move their production more and more to a non-stationary workflow and finally looks at other factors driving change in the Broadcast and Media market.
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IABM Sector Trends Reports track developments in technology adoption, usecases, and workflow models in different sectors of the media industry.
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In the seventh episode of the In the Hub podcast, Neil speaks to John Reid - a broadcast engineering and high level systems architecture expert with nearly 50 years of experience working with companies like the BBC and Panasonic. Neil and John discuss how John got his start in the industry, why he chose to go down the independent consultancy route and the benefits of seeing the 'bigger picture' when it comes to broadcast technology systems and workflows.
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Kathrein offers top-quality components for broadcast systems. What is so special about Kathrein’s portfolio? Not only do we offer our customers technically perfected components but also a full service: from planning to installation and implementation of your project. Our broadcast systems fulfil the highest customer requirements. No matter whether the antennas or antenna systems are exposed to icy cold or large temperature variations, our broadcast technology can withstand even the most extreme weather conditions. We are also the leading supplier for special frequency antennas.
GatesAir provides complete solutions for over-the-air radio and television broadcasting, leveraging wireless spectrum to maximize performance for multichannel, mission-critical services. Powering over-the-air networks worldwide with unparalleled reliability for nearly 100 years, GatesAir’s turnkey solutions enable broadcasters to transport and transmit radio and TV content. With main headquarters and manufacturing center in the United States, 2019 saw the introduction of GatesAir S.r.l., a full-service European branch that expanded the company’s product portfolio with an impressive array of high-efficiency, low-to-medium-power TV and DAB radio transmitters. With customers in more than 185 countries, GatesAir leads the industry in innovation and design breakthroughs, improving efficiency and reducing total cost of ownership. Visit www.gatesair.com for more information.
In this IABM TV interview, Bruce Swail (CEO, GatesAir) discusses GatesAir’s role in getting ATSC 3.0 ready for the masses, their global strategy & the future of radio.
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In this IABM TV interview, Andrew Bond (Sales & Marketing Director, ETL Systems) discusses some of the latest products that ETL Systems have developed such as the Falcon frequency converter.
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On-Hertz strongly believes in the role that radio has to play as
a media of proximity to keep people informed, entertained and connected. In the light of ongoing confinement and travel bans policies around the globe, this role increases in importance even more.
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