IBC2025 will be opening its doors on 12 September, which means you only have a few days left to get your pass, if you haven’t already done so.
The exhibition stretches over 14 halls, including Content Everywhere in Halls 4 and 5. In addition, the three-day conference programme aims to “examine the forces reshaping the industry – from media fragmentation and AI-driven transformation to shifting business models and the new rules of audience engagement”.
A key element of the IBC Conference is the IBC2025 Technical Papers Programme, spanning ten sessions on peer-reviewed, original research that tackles real-world challenges across the broadcast and digital media ecosystem:
Also on display are the eight Accelerator projects, which are developing solutions that will be showcased at IBC2025 as Proof of Concepts.
See you in Amsterdam!
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Bridge Technologies unveils AV sync assessment tool
A multiservice AV sync tool on show from Bridge Technologies offers sample-level accurate synchronisation assessment within the VB440 production probe.
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Statmux boosts multi-stream encoding
Spin Digital is previewing the latest features and improvements to its HEVC and VVC encoders At IBC, for VoD, Live and Ultra-low-latency applications, including new functionality for its Spin Enc Live encoder.
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Director captures volumetric music video using 75-camera array
Volumetric capture is “a new form of photography” that records reality in a way that makes it ideal for all of today’s deliverables, from interactive headsets to cinema screens, according to Neirin Jones, Director. DP, Prism AI.
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Adobe Premieres Generative Media Tool for Creators
Premiere’s Generative Media Tool launched at IBC with its first two publicly available features, Generate Video and Generate Sound Effects, and with Generate Music and Generate Soundscape in beta.
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Streaming gets smarter on revenue, Evergent demonstrates
AI is moving from experimentation into products “actually being experienced by customers” according to Evergent, with streaming platforms moving beyond one-size-fits-all subscriptions.
