IBC2023: We have built, and will continue to build live production tools in the cloud that offers near-limitless opportunities for innovation and unique storytelling. We are creating new distribution workflows that enable our customers to generate new revenue streams in a changing TV landscape. The end result is faster, simpler, less expensive and more powerful live production workflows for everyone.
We’ll be demoing our latest control room feature, Ad insertions: - Insert SCTE-35 markers into live outputs to trigger ads in playout systems and downstream - Insert markers into RTMP streams going to YouTube and trigger ads on live YouTube video - The full experience: Manage lead-in and lead-out assets (transitions to/from ads, essentially) for broadcast systems, set offset times to trigger ads at exactly the right moment
Charlie Prichard, VP Commercial, EMEA - Grabyo
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