NAB 2016: Evertz is leading on the IP transition, with showcased solutions that provide “flexibility, scalability, and agility” including its Software Defined Video Networking (SDVN) for a “future-proof IP-based foundation”.
The Canada-headquartered manufacturer claims over 40 global installations of its Software Defined Video Networking (SDVN) solutions.
Evertz will use Las Vegas as the setting for the introduction of evEDGE, a Software Defined Compute and Routing platform designed to meet the needs of smaller facilities looking for a “cost effective” way to migrate to IP.
Evertz said it would also allow larger facilities to build using a distributed environment.
The evEDGE patform supports bulk processing modules that unify IP and modular functions that including media gateways for formats such as Aspen, SMPTE-2022-6, NewTek NDI, RFC 4175, and AES67; multi-viewing; and video/audio conversion and processing.
It will also introduce inSITE, a new data analytics tool developed for SDVN verification.
At NAB, Evertz and Amazon Web Services (AWS) will show a completely virtualised Media Asset Management (MAM), automation and playout in the public cloud.
Evertz will also demonstrate both its Mediator-X and OvertureRT LIVE VM as virtualised services to provide cheaper and secure playout facilities in the cloud.
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