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Liège, Belgium 26 Sep 2008
IPEdit Winner of TVBEurope Best of IBC Award
IPEdit, the new live editing solution from EVS, was selected by the editorial team of TVBEurope to receive one of the Best of IBC Awards in the live production category for IBC 2008.
The TVBEurope editorial team spent five days scouring the 12 halls of IBC to unearth the most outstanding 30 new products for their innovativeness and commercial potential -- for instance, the ability to save money for the end-user, as well as technological excellence.
IPEdit, part of EVS' IPDirector Suite, is the very latest solution from EVS, and offers timeline editing functionalities with unmatched speed performance based on the XT[2] server's reactivity with no rendering process required for playout. IPEdit was unveiled at IBC 2008 for the first time, to much acclaim.
The editorial team at TVBEurope recognized that IPEdit offered a better and faster way of editing live highlights and was a significant evolution for live sport and fast turnaround time production.
"EVS is very proud of the reception IPEdit got at IBC this year," said Pierre L'Hoest, CEO of EVS. "Internally, we all think IPEdit is a phenomenal editing tool, and the recognition it has been getting from the broadcast market reaffirms this for us."
A review of IPEdit will be featured in the October 2008 edition of TVBEurope.
About EVS (www.evs.tv)
EVS Broadcast Equipment is a leader in the design of hardware and software for the production and playout of sport, news and TV programs in both live and near-live environments. Their innovative Live Slow Motion system revolutionized live broadcasting and their technology is now widely used in non-linear editing and High Definition Television across the television broadcast market worldwide.
The company sells their branded products in more than 70 countries and is capable of providing service in any region. The company has offices in Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, the United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, China and the United States.
For more information about EVS please contact:
Nicolas BOURDON
Marketing and Communications Director
+32 4 361 58 10
marketing@evs.tv
http://www.evs.tv/Europe,+Middle+East+Africa/English/News/News/Press-Releases/Press+Release/page.aspx/1766?newsitem=2294
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IPEdit Winner of a TVBEurope Best of IBC Award
EVS IPEdit, the new fast turnaround time editing solution from EVS, was selected by the editorial team of TVBEurope to receive one of the Best of IBC Awards, in the live production category.
TVBEurope editorial team spent five days scouring the 12 halls of IBC to unearth the most outstanding 30 new products for their innovativeness and commercial potential like for instance, their ability to save money for the end-user, as well as their technological excellence.
IPEdit, part of the IPDirector suite, is the very latest solution from EVS unveiled at IBC offering timeline editing functionalities with unmatched speed performances based on the XT[2] server reactivity with no rendering process required for playout.
The editorial team recognized the IPEdit offered a better and faster way of editing live highlights and was a significant evolution for live sport and fast turnaround time production.
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TV Technology Europe Announces Recipients of STAR Awards at IBC2008
09.23.2008
TV Technology Europe has announced the recipients for its STAR Awards, presented at IBC2008. The STAR Award (Superior Technology Award Recipient) is designed to celebrate and showcase the preeminent technological innovations available to the broadcast industry. TV Technology Europe's editors and writers reviewed a variety of products, examined the technical applications and their overall contribution to the industry, and then chose 21 winners. "STAR awards are given to interesting new products that help a user save money or accomplish a task in an easier way," said Mark Hallinger, Editor of TV Technology Europe. "The products selected help advance the industrysome were chosen because of technical novelty or innovation, some because they filled an important gap in the production or transmission chain, and some because they were just cool products." 16x9 Inc. on the BandPro stand: Shut-eye for Sony Viewfinders Algolith: Algogear image processing line Anton-Bauer: Stasis Flex Autoscript: LED backlighting in prompters Blackmagic: Mini-converter range Bridge Technologies: MicroVB Canon: BU 50H and 45H remote pan tilts Cobalt Digital: OGCP-9000 Remote Control Panel for openGear Digital Rapids: TouchStream portable streaming EVS: XT2Web web access for remote production Graham-Patten on the Argosy stand: Sonarae audio monitoring Hamlet: Protean Axiom 3 Gig Test Signal Generator Media Links: MD-MAX Integrated 3.2 Tbps Transport and Switching Solution Miranda: XVP-3901 3Gbps/HD/SD Universal Video & Audio Processor Nucomm: Messenger IP File Transfer System Omnibus: 1080p 24 playout Panasonic: AG-HMC151E AVCHD camcorder Pixelmetrix: DVStor with Disaster Recovery Quantel: SIP 2100 3D Ross: Edit Set HD, with Editware edit controller and Renegade Audio mixer contributing Sony: HVR-Z5E camcorder with MRC1 Studer: IO sharing between consoles Thomson: LDK 8300 HD SloMo Telecast Fiber: Copperhead Platform for Infiniti Wohler: RM Series |
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| Honours For EVS At Amsterdam Show |
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A designer of hardware and software for the production and playout of sport, news and TV programs in both live and near-live environments, EVS has been celebrating success.
After five days of high-volume traffic at their booth in the RAI Centre in Amsterdam, EVS concluded IBC 2008 by achieving several honours.
TV Technology's editorial team honoured EVS' new XT2web solution with the Star 2008 as the superior technology solution at IBC.
The XT2web solution, combining web and broadcast technology, allows access to XT[2] production server clips and associated metadata through an intuitive web interface, offering clipping, playlist creation and download capabilities.
"The XT2web enlarges the production scope of EVS live and near-live production systems, such as the XT[2] sever and related software applications," said Pierre L'Hoest, Chief Executive Officer of EVS
EVS was also part of the Live Earth broadcast, which won the IBC 2008 Innovation Award for content delivery.
The Live Earth broadcast was the largest global broadcast in online history, with a system that used over 20 channels of video server ingest, 12 channels of playout, and 60 encoders, in a workflow environment about to process more than 80 hours of content in a 24-hour period.
"EVS is honoured to receive this kind of recognition at IBC," said Mr L'Hoest, President.
"It has been a challenging year for EVS, and it is especially significant that our efforts have been appreciated after such hard work. We are looking forward to another productive year ahead, and are pleased that our colleagues in the field join us in valuing the hours and thought that we have put into our projects."
EVS sells their branded products in more than 70 countries and is capable of providing service in any region. The company has offices in Belgium, France, Italy, Spain, the United Arab Emirates, United Kingdom, Hong Kong, China and the United States.
See: www.evs.tv
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http://www.4rfv.co.uk/industrynews.asp?id=82644
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EVS Wins Honours at IBC 2008
After five days of high-volume traffic at their booth in RAI Amsterdam, EVS concluded IBC 2008 by achieving several honors.
EVS' new XT2web solution was honoured with the Star 2008 as the superior technology solution at IBC. The XT2web solution, combining web and broadcast technology, allows access to XT[2] production server clips and associated metadata through an intuitive web interface, offering clipping, playlist creation and download capabilities.
"The XT2web enlarges the production scope of EVS live and near-live production systems, such as the XT[2] sever and related software applications.", said Pierre L'Hoest, CEO of EVS
EVS was also part of the Live Earth broadcast, which won the IBC 2008 Innovation Award for content delivery. The Live Earth broadcast was the largest global broadcast in online history, with a system that used over 20 channels of video server ingest, 12 channels of playout, and 60 encoders, in a workflow environment about to process more than 80 hours of content in a 24-hour period.
"EVS is honored to receive this kind of recognition at IBC," said Pierre L'Hoest, President and CEO of EVS. "It has been a challenging year for EVS, and it is especially significant that our efforts have been appreciated after such hard work. We are looking forward to another productive year ahead, and are pleased that our colleagues in the field join us in valuing the hours and thought that we have put into our projects."
http://www.broadcastbuyer.tv/publish/ibc2008_250/EVS_Wins_Honours_at_IBC_2008_17793.shtml
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