All Sports/Outside Broadcast articles
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Industry TrendsAudio capture: Manufacturers focus on improving at home and socially distanced recording
Audio vendors have risen to the production challenges of Covid-19 with a flurry of new or updated solutions for recording in the field and at home, writes David Davies.
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Industry Trends
Advanced IP-based tools and cloud workflows: Ushering in a new era of remote video production
Media’s evolution from baseband to IP has been progressing for years. But recent months have accelerated IP adoption as video operations have adapted, practically overnight, to remote production workflows and technologies.
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Industry Trends
Producing a cinematic Super Bowl
This weekend’s Super Bowl LV will look very different with a less-than-half-full stadium of fans and referees in masks, but one thing remains the same – there will be plenty of innovation for the fans watching on TV, including new camera angles and augmented reality graphics.
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Industry Trends
2021 predictions: The analyst’s view
With 2021 underway, IBC365 finds out what industry experts and analysts think will be the key themes for the media and entertainment industry after a chaotic 2020.
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Industry Trends
Keeping sport on air
The show must go on for live sport which is lockdown entertainment for many at this time. Getting major events to air adhering to Covid restrictions has placed huge demands on the broadcast and production teams charged with maintaining high standards for client and viewer without risking the health of ...
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Industry Trends
2021 predictions: What to expect in live sport
With the Olympics leading the charge, spectators and major international events will return providing a fillip for broadcasters, vendors and viewers while moves to remote production will mature and nascent technology like 5G will fuel interactive fan engagement.
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News
Jordan appointed NEP global CTO
NEP Group has appointed Andrew Jordan to the role of global chief technology officer (CTO).
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Industry Trends
2020 in review: July to December
In the second part of our news roundup, covering July to December, IBC365 looks at how the industry came out of Covid lockdowns, some of the key diversity initiatives and the first ever IBC Showcase
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Industry Trends
2020 in review: January to June
2020 was dominated by Covid, the Black Lives Matter movement and the US election. IBC365 looks back at some of the biggest news stories from the first six months of the year.
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Industry Trends
Keeping it live: Innovation in live events
Quick thinking, innovative formats, streamlined solutions and vendor support have helped an impressive array of live event productions to proceed successfully despite the unwelcome challenges of 2020.
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Industry Trends
BT Sport scores new tech to boost matchday experience
BT Sport has launched several new functions to boost its viewer experience. James Pearce speaks to COO Jamie Hindhaugh about the importance of partnerships and how technology can innovate live sports.
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Industry Trends
Analysis: Why Eleven Sports bought MyCujoo
Eleven Sports has struck a deal to buy OTT tech provider MyCujoo. IBC365 spoke to Eleven CEO Luis Vicente and MyCujoo chief Pedro Presa about the thinking behind the acquisition
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Industry Trends
Keeping sport on TV during lockdown
Effective technologies to support increased remote and at-home production continue to be of critical importance as sports broadcasters negotiate a second wave of lockdowns.
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Whitepaper
8K HEVC live encoder for broadcast and streaming
IBC SHOWCASE: This paper presents an HEVC real-time software encoder optimized for 8K live applications in broadcast and internet streaming.
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Video
Introducing Cineo ReFlex R15
IBC SHOWCASE: Introducing Cineo ReFlex R15: a whole new category of hybrid media production lighting. ReFlex re-defines high-output hard lighting sources, while giving you a new level of high-output soft lighting options.
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Industry Trends
How we built it: Virtual Eye goes green with remote production
The Covid-19 pandemic has accelerated adoption of remote production. For New Zealand VFX firm Virtual Eye and its sports broadcasting partners, the switch to remote with AWS also offered a chance to reduce its carbon footprint, writes James Pearce.
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Video
Choose Tedial SMARTLIVE for Automated Storytelling
IBC SHOWCASE: What is SMARTLIVE and how does it improve sports production workflows with automated storytelling? Watch our video and find out more.
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Executive Interviews
Interview: Brian Sullivan, NEP CEO
In his first in-depth interview since taking over as chief executive of NEP Group, Brian Sullivan explains why he thinks the broadcast services and facilities giant is set to thrive despite the constraints of coronavirus.
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Whitepaper
Reinvent media delivery with cloud-based switching
IBC SHOWCASE: As the media industry evolves and content platforms proliferate, organisations need agile solutions that enable rapid, low-risk innovation. Download this whitepaper to learn more about how LTN is empowering broadcast organisations.
