Across the 14 dedicated halls of IBC2025, visitors can expect to see the very latest innovations from across the globe. From tools to boost monetisation, create more efficient workflows, and capture the best possible sound and images, to solutions that help to attract and engage viewers, deliver content effectively and respond to evolving expectations, IBC2025 has it all.
Making its global debut at IBC, the Quantum2 AV from Prodys combines two independent stereo audio codecs and a full-duplex video codec, delivering flexible AV transmission in a single unit.
Addressing an element of editing that has become increasingly important for audio professionals, Nugen Audio’s latest speech intelligibility plug-in identifies poor dialogue clarity.
A 30W LED wand from Nanlite promises a useful amount of light (14,150 lux at 0.5m, at 5600K), thanks to its RGBW Nebula C4 Light Engine and focusing lenses on the LEDs.
The Crescendo Series is a new generation of high-performance audio and signal processing tools for embedded audio monitoring. They include the enhanced C16-AM-12G, a 1RU model supporting 12G, 6G, 3G and HD-SDI, and delivering 16-channel audio monitoring with clarity and precision.
Cloud-based and remote production services specialist Tata Communications is demonstrating how media organisations can cut carbon emissions while maintaining the quality of delivery for major sports and entertainment events.
Addressing the fragmented workflow challenges around coordinating wireless microphones and monitors, RF managers and monitor engineers can find a convenient brand-neutral platform on the Sennheiser Group stand in Hall 8.
The new BL-SF1 from Hawk-Woods is a 26V Dual B-Lok Shark Fin style power adaptor that allows users to connect two B-Lok (B-Mount) batteries to Arri cameras that require a B-Lok connection.
High-speed imaging specialist Emergent Vision Technologies is combining its camera systems and proprietary software platform, eCapture Pro to record uncompressed video from over 500 synchronised cameras without a single frame drop.
The IBC Accelerator Media Innovation Programme has revealed the latest details of the eight proof of concepts (POCs) and one incubator project being showcased at IBC2025.
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