The One and native 4K, major protagonists of TVU's IBC 2023

The long-awaited standardization of UHD, the new The One backpack and the groundbreaking ISX technology allow us to see in IBC 2023 the will of TVU to continue improving its proposal transversally.

He TVU Cloud Ecosystem new compatibility 4K natively in IBC 2023, an improvement that brings UHD to all phases of content production: collaboration, playout, distribution, recording, AI-based indexing and search. TVU's team of experts is showing visitors to its stand how this commitment to ultra high definition translates into its catalog: TV Producer now capable of natively ingesting and producing live 4K video in the cloud; TVU Search provides AI-based live video content ingestion and discovery, and now extends these capabilities to the 4K world; TVU Channel makes it possible to program, manage and broadcast one or hundreds of live content channels, all in 4K if desired; TVU Remote Commentator now supports 4K signals with low latency and absolute synchronization, and TVU Grid and to integrate point-to-point and point-to-multipoint distribution of 4K content using the public internet.

He UHD It is also one of the pillars that support the new backpack One from TVU, which can be seen for the first time at IBC 2023. The solution uses the latest generation of integrated 5G Sub 6GHz modems, 3GPP Release 16, supports network slicing and has IPv6 connectivity, all with dimensions of only 200 mm and a weight of 1.79 kilograms. This transmission equipment, prepared to offer up to 4K 60P HDR en 4:2:2 o 4:2:0 de 8 o 10 bits, is capable of adding up to 12 connections simultaneously thanks to its six integrated modems, Starlink, Ethernet, WiFi, satellite, external USB modems, MiFi devices, direct tethering of mobile devices and tablets compatible with 5G mmWave. With dual encoding, progressive download transfer, integration into TUV Partyline or departure from streaming IP, the latest TVU hardware hits the market to respond to all outdoor coverage situations.

One adds to its extensive list of features its compatibility with the latest version of transmission technology Inverse StatMux. Announced just a few days ago, the protocol ISX newly developed promises latency of just 0.3 seconds and extensive resilience in “the most challenging conditions,” whether marked by network saturation or limited network access. Integrated into all TVU products, ISX achieves these milestones thanks to real-time monitoring of network traffic and the use of an algorithm that allows bandwidth to be used “to its full potential.”