Adder To Demonstrate IP-Based Broadcast Workflow

Adder Technology will be using the NAB Show in Las Vegas as a platform to demonstrate the power and flexibility of its end-to-end IP workflow across the broadcast chain.
In addition, the company is launching 4K capable solutions on its stand, SL10105.
In conjunction with Stagebox, developed in part by BBC Research and Development, Adder Technology is transforming its stand to demonstrate how IP technologies enhance each stage of the broadcast production chain. The stand will be divided into four sections, including the studio, where Stagebox technology will work with Adder products, the control gallery, post production and grading along with transmission play out.
"Our engineers will demonstrate our key products and 4K capability on stand," said John Halksworth, senior product manager, Adder Technology. "Live content captured in front of a green screen using cameras and Stagebox technology, will then be fed in to a virtual studio. The Stagebox transmitter sits on the back of the camera and sends the feed over IP to a receiver in the control room. Management of the virtual studio workflow takes place in the AdderLink Infinity environment, giving access for control to any allowed user on the network. The entire workflow, from ingest through to transmission, is completed over IP."
The company is also launching 4K capable KVM products at the show including the 4K DisplayPort extender – based on the AdderLink XD522. A simple firmware upgrade makes the device capable of extending 4K signals, which means that existing XD522 products already in the field can be upgraded by customers.
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