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Calrec is showcasing its new Type RT compact audio console and Apex M6 I/O platform at NAB Show New York, highlighting an IP-native ecosystem. The company is also expanding its ImPulseV virtualized audio engine with support for the Media eXchange Layer (MXL) and Grass Valley's AMPP control SDK.
Mediagenix has launched a context-aware scheduling tool that integrates AI to analyze external events, such as sports and breaking news, alongside internal content library data. The software is designed to assist programming teams in identifying audience conflicts and opportunities to optimize scheduling decisions.
An event on strategies for addressing C-Band disruption, happening Sep 24, 2026.
Ikegami is set to debut the UHK-X700VN 4K-UHD camera at NAB Show New York, featuring variable neutral-density control for improved exposure and depth-of-field management. The camera is designed for live broadcast and virtual production environments, offering global shutter sensors and support for HDR and various color spaces.
CRD Audiovisuel utilized LiveU’s LU900Q production units and LIQ connectivity software to facilitate remote live coverage for the 2026 Tour de France. The deployment leveraged public 4G and 5G networks to achieve 99.9% connectivity, eliminating the need for traditional heavy RF infrastructure.
Broadcast engineer Andrew Kemp has deployed DHD.audio SX2 mixers and XS3 processing cores to create a portable media-training resource. The system leverages Dante audio-over-IP and DHD's Views App to provide a scalable, compact solution for live audio production and training environments.
The FCC is reviewing a petition from the Club for Growth to waive restrictions on AI-generated political robocalls ahead of the midterm elections. If approved, the change would allow political groups to use synthetic voices and AI-driven conversational agents, prompting concerns from consumer advocates regarding potential misinformation.
Uplynk, Zixi, BroadView Software, and Grass Valley have published a technical framework to assist broadcasters in migrating distribution workflows from satellite to IP and cloud. The model, which is based on a live production deployment, is designed to help operators navigate the transition necessitated by the FCC’s upper C-band spectrum auction.
Proton Camera Innovations has been awarded a 2026 Technology & Engineering Emmy for its miniaturized FPV drone camera systems used in live sports broadcasting. The technology enables high-speed, broadcast-quality athlete-following shots by integrating 12-bit HDR imaging into a 24-gram form factor.
Gray Media has entered into a partnership with Tegna and DAZN to simulcast 15 Minnesota Timberwolves games for free over-the-air across four markets in Minnesota and Wisconsin. The initiative utilizes digital subchannels and primary network affiliates to expand local access to live sports alongside the DAZN streaming platform.
TVNewsCheck is hosting its NewsTECHForum conference on December 15, featuring industry executives from CBC, Spectrum News, and Sinclair. The event will explore technical and cultural challenges related to storycentric workflows, AI integration, and multiplatform distribution strategies.
