Digiram will debut seven new products at the IBC show Sept. 8-13 in Amsterdam including products for distributed processing over IP networks.
Digigram will also demonstrate the native support of multichannel management in its application development environment, HR runtime.
For more information, visit www.digigram.com.
The company demonstrated several new products for multichannel broadcasting at convention this month
The companies have signed an agreement to implement USB technology in their professional products
IBC Product Source Headed to Amsterdam for IBC? Even with five days, you’ll be hard-pressed to cover all the sessions and the convention exhibition show floor. However, to help readers get a head start, the editors of Broadcast Engineering have sifted through hundreds of product announcements in order to highlight some of the offerings you’ll see at the show. Based on the number of news releases we’ve already received, you can expect to find thousands of new products on display from more than 1300 exhibitors.
WORLD EDITION EXCLUSIVE: It is nearly time for IBC again, and 2012 sees more innovatoin outside the straight exhibit areas. The thought leadership, started in 2011, continues this year with the IBC Leaders’ Summit. The focus this year is the impact of hybrid broadcast and broadband — connected TV — on viewers’ consumption, and the opportunities and threats it presents to traditional broadcasters. The invitation-only event will facilitate high-level networking for senior executives.
New TSL audio products include the PAM2-3G16 multichannel audio monitor.
Sept. 7-11 Stand 8.C51a Company Overview: Digigram is at the convergence of professional audio and video with IT, inventing solutions that help its customers increase competitiveness through change. Digigram's IP audio codecs, ...