Ross Video will equip two new studios from Red Bull Media House and Servus TV

Among other solutions, Ross will bring Carbonite mixers, Furio robotic camera systems, Inception editorial system, Tria News server and OverDrive automation solution to the new studios in Salzburg.

In the prelude to NAB 2019, Ross Video has announced a new agreement with Hello TV, the television channel owned by Red Bull Media House, based in Salzburg (Austria). Ross will work with Red Bull Media House and Servus TV to equip two new studios and control rooms in Salzburg with their latest solutions including production switchers Carbonite, graphs and maps XPression, the rendering solution XPression Card, camera movement systems Fury, the writing system Inception News, the server Tria News, the Streamline media asset management system and its proposal for automation OverDrive.

David Ross, CEO of Ross Video, hopes this project will be the first of many with the global media and marketing giant. "Broadcast engineers tend to be a well-caffeinated bunch. Anyone who has visited Ross's Canadian headquarters or any of our trade show stands will know that we are big fans of Red Bull products; we are delighted that Red Bull Media House and Servus TV have become fans of Ross Video, having seen how our ecosystem of solutions can bring more creative live content to viewers more efficiently and at a lower cost."

Fabian Dorschel, Global Director of Media Technology and IT at Red Bull Media House, is also delighted to be working with Ross, stating: “Ross Video offers everything we need to improve our studio production workflows at Servus TV and for Red Bull Media House; we are looking forward to moving into our new premises and going live with a new look and technical setup that is more versatile, yet more efficient and cost-effective.”