Asia-Pacific Broadcasting (APB) June 2018 Volume 35, Issue 5 | Page 21

Interra Systems’ QC solution scales up Iyuno’s operations Iyuno, a provider of professional subtitling, dubbing and closed captioning services and technology for the TV, broadcast and professional media industry, has deployed Interra Systems’ Baton file-based QC solution in South Korea, the US, Malaysia and Japan. Being a software-centric and automated solution, Baton allows Iyuno to scale up its operations very quickly, without compromis- ing quality. It also allows Iyuno to perform a 21 CREATION June 2018 variety of video, audio and closed caption checks to ensure the delivery of superior quality, error-free content, said Interra Sys- tems. Stella Yoo, COO of Iyuno, added: “Prior to installing Baton, we relied on a manual QC process that was slow, antiquated and cre- ated numerous video and audio errors — as they could not be easily detected by humans. “Several of our clients require strict CCTV deploys IP-based communications system China Central Television (CCTV) has upgraded its Clear-Com digital intercom system and replaced third- party legacy systems to create one of the largest IP-based communications systems in the broadcast world. This, added Clear- Com, enables the Chinese state broadcaster to rely less on traditional copper cable- based architecture while expanding the reach and capabilities of its current wired and wireless systems. The upgrade brings to- gether 15 Eclipse HX Omega frames, 20 Eclipse HX PiCo frames, more than 200 V- series intercom panels and 10 sets of FreeSpeak II wire- less beltpack systems into a network with four existing Eclipse frames, 146 V-Series panels and 25 FreeSpeak II China Central Television has upgraded its Clear-Com digital intercom system and replaced third-party legacy systems to beltpacks. Xue Zhixing, deputy create one of the largest IP-based communications systems in the broadcast world. chief of broadcast centre general control department for CCTV, said: “TV production increasingly and has been used successfully for the requires precise coordination between coverage of the 90th anniversary parade many groups of people in a variety of of the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) locations. at the Zhurihe Training Base in Inner “The addition of LQ Series interfaces Mongolia, and the broadcast of the 2017 to our system a few years ago gave us the BRICS National Summit in Xiamen, an ability to link remote and overseas inter- international relations conference at- com and audio systems over LAN, WAN or tended by the heads of the five-member IP networks, but it was time to increase our states — Brazil, Russia, India, China and communications reach yet again.” South Africa. The implementation of Clear-Com’s Jeffery Wu, regional sales manager, IVC-32 card for the Eclipse digital matrix Clear-Com China, said: “CCTV is a large system, Agent-IC licences and free smart operation with complex needs. We pride devices apps now allows CCTV to commu- ourselves on having supported them nicate more conveniently and effectively throughout the upgrade process, from with crews, whether in the studio or at pre-sales to after-sales service and on- any location where Internet connectivity site technical support when needed. is available. Whether a geographically vast operation, The new system also connects to the or a single venue, Clear-Com systems are new China Global Television Network the