Axon to showcase Smart transport stream monitoring at Angacom 2016

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Axon Digital Design, international supplier of broadcast network infrastructure solutions, will exhibit at this year’s Angacom, from 7 to 9 June 2016, in Cologne. The company, whose clients include major broadcasters, network operators and service providers, will highlight a range of award-winning products for monitoring, reporting and control.

Axon will showcase Smart DVB, its platform for live MPEG-2 and DVB transport stream reporting. Launched earlier this year, Smart DVB is a complete suite of tools to monitor, report and analyse live MPEG-2 and DVB transport streams. The Smart DVB suite enables owners and operators to ensure health, conformity and quality across the digital distribution chain and to drive performance at the highest level. Visitors to Axon’s stand at the show will see how leading organisations such as Arqiva, M7, Astra, NPO/BVN are already successfully using Smart to monitor and analyse the quality of their DVB operations and boost performance.

Axon will also demonstrate its popular Cerebrum control and monitoring system, a control solution for mobile production, news and studio live production, master control and remote production. With a broad range of features and offering support for a wide range of third party devices – including routers, production switchers, servers, receiver decoders, multi-viewers and waveform monitors – Cerebrum is perfectly suited to complex production environments, simplifying multi device monitoring and control onto one easy-to-use interface.

Axon will present recent examples including e.tv in South Africa, Shanghai Media Centre China and UK broadcaster BT Sport’s 4K coverage of the UEFA Champions Football League, where Cerebrum is significantly reducing production workloads by enabling tasks, which previously would have taken hours to complete, to be achieved in minutes.

Axon offers several 4K modular infrastructure cards to deal with typical 4K demands in the baseband video segment: up/down/cross conversion, four quadrant management, audio/video delay, Dolby encoding/decoding, and more. A demo at the stand shows how easy a delay caused by audio de-embedding in one HD segment of a 4K signal can be corrected with Axon’s Synapse U4T140 card.

For more information visit the Axon website.

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Cera-Jane Catton is a writer and journalist with years of experience in community newspapers, blogging and freelance journalism. She has worked in a cache of capacities, often finding herself behind or in front of the cameras, intentionally and less so. She has been a stunt double in two Bollywood movies, has worked in various capacities on a number of natural history documentaries, and other international productions shot in South Africa. Cera is a former Screen Africa journalist.

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