Cobalt and SineSix link frame sync to real-time audio description
Cobalt Digital and SineSix Media have announced a partnership to integrate SineSix's vocalVision audio description technology with Cobalt's 9922 family of frame synchronizers. The integration is designed to enable the generation of real-time audio descriptions within a broadcast hardware workflow. The partnership was announced in conjunction with the NAB Show.
Key Takeaways
- SineSix’s vocalVision is being integrated with Cobalt Digital’s 9922 frame synchronizer family.
- The workflow is designed to generate real-time audio descriptions.
- The announcement was made in conjunction with the NAB Show.
Why It Matters
This brings audio-description generation closer to the broadcast hardware layer, rather than treating it as a separate post-process step. For streaming and broadcast operators, the relevant detail is the pairing of SineSix’s vocalVision with Cobalt’s 9922 frame synchronizers, which puts accessibility tooling inside an existing workflow. The NAB Show timing signals this is being pitched to industry buyers actively evaluating production and playout gear. What to watch next is whether Cobalt and SineSix disclose implementation details or deployment targets for the 9922 family.
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