Dalet has announced that the latest release of the Dalet AmberFin media processing platform is the first software-based transcoding asset management system to include Dolby Vision technologies, a leading HDR technology for media professionals, studios and streaming service providers.

Belden Inc. has announced the outcome of a comprehensive strategic portfolio review, including an intention to divest itself of the Live Media business (“Grass Valley”) and a new broad-based cost reduction program that is expected to result in USD$40 million of annualised savings.

TVN MOBILE PRODUCTION has chosen Leader LV5600 test instruments as the technical reference for its newly completed UE6 4K HDR OB truck, reported to be the largest of its kind in Europe.

In Brazil, Sao Paulo-based R3 Estudio Movel has launched a new OB vehicle named PowerTruck focused on recording and mixing audio for live broadcasts, music DVDs and streaming that is based around a Calrec Artemis Ray mixing console.

Atomos has announced the acquisition of Timecode Systems, bringing the company’s wireless sync standard into the next generations of the entire Atomos product range. Details of the acquisition have not been announced.

BBC Scotland has invested in advanced multi-format switchers from Sony. This adds BBC Scotland to a long list of European broadcasters and media organisations, including Euro Media Group, ORF, BBC Television Centre and Cinevideo, that are using Sony switchers to future-proof their operations and create high-end IP Live production environments.

AJA has confirmed that its OG-ROI-DVI and OG-ROI-HDMI products are now shipping.

Dalet announced that NextRadioTV has leveraged its existing Dalet Galaxy Media Asset Management (MAM), Workflow Orchestration and Editorial platform located in Paris, France to launch the new BFM Lyon news channel. Owned by the multinational telecoms and mass media company Altice Group, NextRadioTV is one of the largest media properties in Europe with 14 TV and two radio channels, reaching more than 10 million viewers each day.

ChyronHego’s Camio newsroom platform is seeing an upgrade to its GUI allowing features from it stablemate Prime such as “XMP, autofill, layers, and GTC movies, and the Camio Rundown now enables Prime Graphics scene playout on screens of all sizes and shapes, including studio walls,” according to a release.

bTV Media Group, Bulgaria’s TV audience leader, has installed state-of-the-art teleprompter and camera support equipment from Autoscript and Vinten in its all-new, innovative studio. Located in the Bulgarian capitol of Sofia, the futuristic broadcast newsroom incorporates seven Vinten Quartz pedestals with Vector 750 pan-and-tilt heads, together with Autoscript EPIC-IP17 teleprompters. Support Solutions Empower Flexibility Within Interactive 360-Degree Set.