transmit 4K over 5G, and hard to miss with hardwired antennae. It was interesting meeting Haivision. Its recent acquisition of Aviwest was a definitive step from the streaming mogul into the ever-widening horizons of mobile broadcast. There was also LiveU’s latest: the team let us get hold of its funky and compact LU300S unit. TVU Networks was keen to share the release of its remote production system, TVU RPS. Acting as a REMI at-home solution, it currently claims to be the only RPS for frame-accurate, multi-channel production over the public internet in the industry. Collaborations such as Telstra and Grass Valley also paid homage to the remote revolution. The flexible GV AMPP platform has been deployed by Telstra in the Asia-Pacific market, enabling sports broadcast to be carried out without any requisite for physical infrastructure. All that’s needed is a standard web browser using public internet connection. Worldcast shared the latest on Kybio Media, which is a monitoring and control platform that allows you
Total registered attendees: 52,468 International attendees: 11,542 Countries represented: 155 Exhibitors: 900+ NAB 2022: IN FIGURES
IT WAS UNMISTAKABLE, THE FIRST NAB IN THREE YEARS WAS A DAZZLING SUCCESS
to manage all connected devices as a broadcaster in one easy-to-use space. KEEP ’EM COMING! It was unmistakable, the first NAB in three years was a dazzling success. Credit is due to organisers, vendors and exhibitors – plus everyone who turned up, since attendance was always a concern. It was a show of defiant resilience, from industries that faced an uphill battle since the very beginning of the global pandemic. The best part is that NAB Show was just the beginning for 2022. Having attended the Media Production and Technology Show in May, and with IBC coming up in September, there’s a lot more to be done. See you there!
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