demonstrable nod from the Asian market that Planetcast can spread its wings across the pond. We also talked to Visual Data for the first time, who provided an insightful demo of its cloud/browser-based Vida platform. This works to simplify libraries, collaborate teams and monetise content – with options to deep search across multiple archives. Swiss company iWedia, a specialist in STB and TV set solutions that work with Android TV, joined us for a chat. Its scalable set-top box is a turnkey suite deployed over 45 million times by leading operators around the world. Neton.live revealed more about its LiveOS platform for live media production. Working on commodity hardware, LiveOS is a video and Tedial was excited to share the introduction of SmartWORK, a unique media integration platform. Designed as a user-friendly toolset that distils complex workflows into simplified processes, the platform is built on a common interface and data model. This means applications and systems will all be integrated within the service. WORKING SMART
audio-over-IP solution, aiding workflows that include broadcast centres, remote productions, scripted content, corporate video and education. HARNESSING THE REMOTE A major theme of this year’s NAB was the growth in demand for remote services – and there were many offerings on the table. Several vendors flagged to us the development of their tools as usable
with Microsoft Teams. CGI was one, along with its OpenMedia Newsroom solution getting a fresh coat of paint, becoming increasingly modular and boosting efficiency. NAB was of course teeming with cellular broadcast technology aficionados, launching all kinds of additions to their wildly successful product lines. We saw Dejero and its release of EnGo 3x, boasting the ability to
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