Prodys Debuts Ethernet Tunnel for Remote IP Device Control at IBC2024
Prodys will launch a new Ethernet Tunnel feature for its Quantum2 and Ikusnet3 encoders at IBC2024. This feature allows remote control of IP devices like PTZ cameras from a master control room by linking two remote local networks, aiming to simplify remote productions.
Key Takeaways
- Prodys' new Ethernet Tunnel links two remote local networks via Quantum2 and Ikusnet3 encoders.
- The tunnel enables IP control of devices like PTZ cameras from a studio or master control room.
- It uses existing network interfaces for bonding and employs encryption for secure data transfer.
- The functionality will be available across portable and stationary Quantum2 and Ikusnet3 units.
Why It Matters
Simplifying remote production workflows remains a critical challenge for broadcasters, especially for live events. Prodys' Ethernet Tunnel directly addresses this by allowing central control of on-location IP devices, potentially reducing the need for extensive on-site technical staff. This advancement supports the ongoing shift towards more distributed production models and could lower operational costs for field productions. As remote production continues to mature, watch for adoption rates of such integrated control solutions, particularly among sports and news broadcasters seeking efficiency gains.
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