JVC Launches New Cameras And Services At NAB

At this year's NAB Show, JVC launched its GY-HM850 and GY-HM890 ProHD shoulder-mount cameras, expanding on the live HD streaming and file transfer capabilities of the GY-HM650.

Both new cameras feature a built-in streaming engine with FTP and 4G LTE connectivity to allow live HD transmission directly from the camera.
Also included are a built-in processor with proprietary algorithms, content-aware error correction and JVC's Advanced Streaming Technology (AST).
The 3-CMOS cameras feature interchangeable Fujinon 20x autofocus zoom lenses, dual SDHC/SDXC card slots, four-channel audio with two XLR mic/line inputs, 4.3-inch LCD monitor and LCOS colour viewfinder, HD-SDI and HDMI out, and genlock and time code terminals for multi-camera setups.
The GY-HM890 includes an HD/SD-SDI Pool Feed input for increased ENG flexibility and accommodates JVC fiber or multi-core camera modules.

Professional Streaming Services
At the 2014 NAB Show, JVC launched its Professional Streaming Services, a cloud-based news management resource to complement its ProHD cameras with built-in IP integration and nchored by the new ProHD Broadcaster server powered by Zixi.
Available as a physical server or cloud-based solution, Broadcaster receives live HD video from compatible JVC camcorders (including the GY-HM850, GY-HM890 and upgraded GY-HM650), transcodes the signal for a variety of delivery platforms and provides reliable transmission of the signal.
When used in conjunction with JVC's Professional Streaming Services, video delivery from the cameras to the Internet is available by entering a single IP address. Content can be directed to multiple destinations, including off-the-shelf HD-SDI decoders for live broadcast.
Broadcaster's built-in matrix switching makes it easy to manage signals for distribution, while automatic transcoding allows live, direct-to-Web content delivery.
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