TVU Networks will demonstrate 5G, remote production deployments, and its Emmy-winning Video-Over-IP technology at NAB Show 2020.
   

On display at Booth SU4810 will be TVU MediaMind which uses an AI real-time search engine capable of indexing all media content from the beginning of the video production process. TVU MediaMind has voice and object recognition technology that can locate and index down to the precise frame within live video clips. Station production groups can automatically find the exact content needed to help produce a story for a specific audience.

“With the many, different ways media content is consumed today by viewers, the production process must completely change,” said Paul Shen, CEO, TVU Networks. “By automating and optimising the media supply chain process, broadcasters can realise the benefits of taking raw content and re-using it across many platforms, programs and even organisations. TVU MediaMind allows anyone to create stories, wherever and however they want efficiently, effectively and without limits.”

All of TVU’s 5G-ready portable and rack-mount 1080P60 HD and 4KP60 HDR transmitters will be on hand, including the TVU One mobile transmitter with HEVC and patented IS+ technology for optimal broadcast quality in any transmission environment. With support for true 5G protocol, TVU equipment has been successfully used with 5G transmissions around the world, including in the U.S., China and Korea. Most recently, TVU transmitted from within the stadium of the premier, annual American football event using the mmWave 5G network.

Among the technology on display for remote production will be:

• TVU RPS, a cost-effective solution for live, remote, synchronised multi-camera production for news and sports that uses a broadcaster’s existing control room and public Internet connection

• TVU Anywhere, a mobile app for capturing and streaming live video from anywhere

• TVU Producer for multi-camera, cloud-based live video production from a web browser

• TVU Timelock, for automatically synchronised transmission from multiple remote TVU mobile transmitters to an existing studio