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Marshall Electronics to Show New PTZ Camera at IBC2025

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By Phil Kurz Verified
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TORRANCE, Calif.—Marshall Electronics will highlight several new products at IBC2025, including the CV612 PTZ camera, RCP Plus camera controller and VMV-402-3GSH switcher, and will showcase its new CV355-27X-IPand CV355-27X-ND3 camerasduring the show. “Our products are being deployed in a range of applications from news to sports, to education, house of worship, courtrooms and more,” said Robert Ramos, West Coast regional sales manager at Marshall Electronics.
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EditShare to Unveil Latest Ultimate EFS Nodes at IBC2025

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By Phil Kurz Verified
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BOSTON—EditShare will unveil its latest Ultimate EFS Nodes, optimized for high-performance media workflows at any scale, during IBC2025, Sept. 12-15, at the RAI Amsterdam Convention Center. The company will preview all NVMe (nonvolatile memory express) systems tailored for demanding 8K, VFX and DI tasks. It will feature its newest portable, rugged EFS Field, which now offers greater capacity, live ingest and secure, verified media transfer.
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SiliconDust Urges FCC to Do Away With DRM Rules for ATSC 3.0 Programming

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By Phil Kurz Verified
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WASHINGTON—SiliconDust, maker of the HDHome Run 4K Flex NextGen TV gateway, met with Federal Communications Commission staff on July 31 to urge the regulator to take action to remove ATSC 3.0 digital rights management (DRM) encryption restrictions. “SiliconDust wants ATSC 3.0 to succeed, however, the broadcast industry is attempting to use ATSC 3.0 to illegally limit access to public airwaves,” the company said in its notice of ex parte communications sent Aug. 1 to the agency.
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