WTVision builds its turnkey systems with a wide variety of AJA equipment

Various solutions AJA, among which are products such as the Corvid 88, Corvid 44 12G or Kona I/O cards, are part of the turnkey systems of wTVision, used in all types of contexts within the broadcast field.

Founded in 2001, wTVision is part of Mediapro Group. The company, based in Lisbon and more than 350 employees, develops solutions for broadcast graphics; automation and playout; data and sports; augmented reality (AR); virtual studios, and media asset management (MAM) used by television networks, sports networks, entertainment channels and production companies in more than 120 countries. The company's technology and team carry out more than 15,000 operations of broadcast per year, strengthening sports productions, election coverage, production control room (PCR) and main control room (MCR) operations, broadcast automation, broadcast design and post-production.

Many of wTVision's turnkey systems include a combinación de tarjetas de E/S AJA Corvid 88, Corvid 44 12G y/o Kona, los cuales ayudan a “garantizar” una captura y reproducción de vídeo en directo “fiable y de alta calidad”; a este respecto, el AJA Developer SDK (kit de desarrollo de software) facilita a wTVision la incorporación de las tecnologías en soluciones a medida. Sus servidores gráficos, por ejemplo, incluyen tarjetas de E/S de AJA para permitir la salida de señales clave y de relleno sincronizadas hasta UltraHD (2SI o SQD).

Según el director de innovación y preventa de wTVision, Daniel Gonçalves, the stability of each card allows wTVision and its customers to deliver “consistent, high-quality video at an affordable price.” “Tons” of Mini-Converter by AJA They have also been integrated into wTVision production kits to support a wide range of conversion, sync generation and distribution amplification needs.

AJA, inside and outside the studios with wTVision

AJA solutions are widely integrated into the headquarters of wTVision, which houses a data center which houses several client television channels, an MCR operations center and a studio with a chroma key set for clients to produce and record live programs. This infrastructure includes products such as solutions openGear and the recorders Ki Pro. In addition, AJA is present in the wTVision R&D laboratory, which houses a HDR Image Analyzer 12G for HDR-related developments and certifications.

More recently, the wTVision team has started using the Bridge NDI 3G to HD and UltraHD remote productions. In the words of Gonçalves: "Bridge NDI 3G is revolutionizing our operational efficiency, while allowing us to advance our sustainability efforts. It allows our 3D graphics engine (R3 Space Engine) to generate NDI or NDI HX from cloud environments and provide synchronized fill and key signals directly from a filming location. With it, we can minimize the volume of equipment and personnel traveling between locations for greater operational efficiency and flexibility, while reducing our carbon footprint and costs logistics”.

"Across the board, AJA's exceptional engineering quality ensures our solutions and production kits remain durable and reliable, even in the most demanding environments, which is critical to maintaining consistent performance and minimizing downtime. Their gearing can withstand the physical stresses of frequent installation, disassembly and transportation, whether we're working in the scorching heat or the freezing cold. The team Not only does it work perfectly, it also meets industry standards para integrarse de forma intuitiva con otros equipos de nuestros sistemas y flujos de trabajo. Con AJA, podemos mantener un alto nivel de calidad y coherencia y reducir los problemas técnicos, lo que significa que podemos centrarnos más en desarrollar sistemas destacados y contenidos de primera categoría para nuestros clientes”, concluye el responsable de wTVision.