At stand 7.421, DVS will focus on 4K, digital cinema, broadcast, and partnerships. Other exhibitors will also use DVS products at their stands. DVS-SAN is installed as central storage for Thomson Grass Valley Bones dailies systems. CLIPSTER will act as a 2K source for CONTROL Dailies at the MTI Film stand and, together with DVS-SAN, provide a high-performance digital-intermediate bridge at Digital Vision’s stand.
International OEM customers will demonstrate software integrated with DVS hardware, with particular focus on the Centaurus II I/O board. Participants include MeteoGraphics from Berlin, HS-ART from Graz, eyeon from Toronto, and Ventuz Technology from Dubai. Their applications span weather visualisation, film restoration, 3D effects, and real-time presentation running on DVS hardware.
Digital Vision will again expand its partnership with DVS and remain at the DVS stand throughout the show. The image-processing and enhancement developer will demonstrate its Nucoda Film Master digital-intermediate system working with Spycer data-management software.
“Because partnerships are one of our main subjects at this year’s IBC, we want to show visitors how successfully we cooperate with our partners,” said DVS sales manager Oliver Gappa. “MeteoGraphics, HS-ART, eyeon, Ventuz Technology, and Digital Vision represent a particularly interesting cross-section of the applications supported by DVS. We are pleased to see our software and hardware expertise used so broadly and creatively by customers and at our stand.”
