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PFT delivers AI-based automatic segmentation of content for ITV

UK broadcaster ITV has chosen Prime Focus Technologies’ (PFT) artificial intelligence/machine learning-powered native media recognition engine CLEAR Vision Cloud to deliver AI-based automatic segmentation of long-form content.

When, why AI: Combined with ML, AI will drive the next wave of innovation for broadcast & media industry

By Shaun Lim With more people staying at home because of the pandemic, video streaming continues to surge as the demand for content grows exponentially.

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APAC can benefit from shift in world’s original content creation and production

By Shaun Lim As the world continues to grapple with the disruption brought about by the COVID-19 pandemic, broadcast and media companies have not been exempted from having to re-examine their business strategies and models as they attempt to pinpoint their future direction.

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HOOQ ‘Smart dubs’ a choice move

HOOQ aims to cater to the diverse Indian market by providing both subtitles and audio dubs in Hindi, Tamil and Telugu to international blockbusters.

Break away from tedious workflow with AI

To simplify virtual productions, Arraiy delivers real-time tracking data of live camera signals for broadcast applications: news, sports and television studio productions.

IRG taps into AI

A technology like artificial intelligence (AI) has the potential to increase efficiency and predict interference, says Martin Coleman, executive director of IRG Satellite interference can be costly.

BBC R&D’s AI technical paper bags IBC Best Conference Paper Award

The technical paper focuses on how a prototype system, Ed, can be deployed in a production environment to create content with minimal crew A technical paper produced by a BBC R&D team has been awarded the IBC Best Conference Paper Award.

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Formula 1 partners AWS to accelerate cloud transformation

The auto racing organisation will utilise machine learning and data analytics services from Amazon Web Services (AWS) to enhance the fans experience Formula 1, the auto racing sports group governed by the Fédération Internationale de l'Automobile (FIA), has accelerated its cloud transformation by moving its infrastructure from on-premises data centres to Amazon Web Services (AWS).

Interra Systems’ QC solutions simplify streaming complexities

The emergence of new standards, formats and device types has resulted in changing video production and delivery approaches, making video streaming workflows more complex than traditional broadcast.

Sky News brings machine learning to identify Royal Wedding guests

Facial recognition and data analytics tools from Amazon Web Services (AWS) and its technology partners will provide names and information of Royal Wedding attendees Ahead of the Royal Wedding of Prince Harry and Meghan Markle on May 19, Sky News, a UK-based multimedia news organisation, will be deploying cloud-based machine learning and media services to name guests as they enter the chapel, enriching the video content with facts about the attendees.

The future of broadcasting starts in 2018

By Mike Whittaker If you read industry news, you will be aware that the TV landscape is more fragmented than ever before.

Content that speaks multiple languages

Key advancements in subtitling and closed captioning, including AI and machine learning, are enabling content owners to bring their content to global audiences.

Interra Systems addresses video delivery at CCBN 2018

Exhibiting with Digiblue, Interra Systems will be highlighting end-to-end quality control and monitoring solutions for Media Everywhere At CCBN 2018, Interra Systems will be showcasing QC capabilities for its Baton QC solution, which is powered by smart workflow tools that go beyond standard automated QC systems to provide quality checks and verification efficiency in a flexible environment.

TV Everywhere for today’s disparate viewers

As the shift away from linear TV viewing continues unabated, TV operators need to ensure that their content reaches their audiences anywhere and everywhere.