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April 28, 2024
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Evertz will be highlighting Studer Audio – which celebrates its 75th anniversary this year – at IBC 2023.

Since acquiring Studer in 2021, Evertz has integrated the brand’s Vista digital mixing consoles into its own Software Defined Video Networking (SDVN) platform.

These consoles now support SMPTE ST 2110, making them an important addition to Evertz’ live production workflows, which are leading the industry’s transition to IP.

Evertz has also brought all the power of Studer Vista to its DreamCatcher™ BRAVO Studio virtual production control suite.

The introduction of Vista BRAVO adds a new dimension to the platform by providing virtual access to a full mixing console featuring all the enhanced audio capabilities for which Studer is so famous.

With Vista BRAVO, users all the flexibility they need to enhance live music, entertainment, gaming and sports productions, whether working on-premises or through the cloud.

Another innovation to the Studer Vista range is the expanded Vista control using the Evertz VUE Intelligent User Interface.

Now offering over 2000 bidirectional controls, the combination of Vista and VUE has created the ideal tool for multiple small production suites and remote productions.

“For IBC 2023, we are continuing to leverage the technologies and expertise of Evertz and Studer to bring to market innovative solutions to elevate our customers workflows and processes,” says Paul Shorter, Product Manager for Studer-Evertz Audio Solutions.

“In fact, Video PFL is a direct result of knowledge sharing between video and audio and provides an effective solution for audio production engineers.”

Alongside its live media production solutions for audio, Evertz will also show other developments to BRAVO Studio, the collaborative, software-based live production platform for content creators and broadcasters.

These include the new ‘Highlight Factory’, where clips and stories are automatically created using AI technology, and published to Ease Live, where users can pick their own highlights.

The ‘Highlight Factory’ is an additional co-pilot for BRAVO Studio that uses advanced data-driven features to help automate and simplify production workflows and give creative teams of all skill levels high-quality and consistency throughout the production.

“BRAVO Studio is proving to be a game changer, particularly for events that include live sports, local news, esports, entertainment, corporate, and government,” says Mo Goyal, Sr. Director of International Business Development at Evertz.

“BRAVO Studio was designed for content creators to tell more stories from live events such as sports. We are seeing a change in consumers in terms of how they watch live events.

“They want the freedom to choose a feed (e.g. of a particular player) to watch than the traditional broadcast.  The audience may want to watch non-mainstream events or league in broadcast quality.  BRAVO Studio enables all of this and more.”

For more information on Evertz Live Media Solutions, visit stand 1.B79 at IBC 2023, or visit www.evertz.com