Intinor Technology To Feature Latest Direkt Encoder Features At 2021 NAB Show
Among the latest additions is a synchronized streams feature, making Direkt plug and play
UMEA, Sweden—Swedish video-over-the-internet developer Intinor Technology will showcase its flagship Direkt professional encoder for remote productions at the 2021 NAB Show.
Intinor Technology will demonstrate its recently released ultra-low latency feature enabling less than one-half second delay end-to-end for complex contribution links.
The company will highlight its newly added synchronized streams feature, which makes the Intinor Direkt series plug-and-play simple. The benefit to broadcasters is the feature’s ability to support remote production without compromising operational flexibility or quality, the company said.
The solution makes two-way interviews easy, eliminates the issue of people talking over each other and ensures live sports are really live, it said.
“Our Direkt series pulls together all the elements that a production needs for a seamless remote operation. We can now offer our customers the same low latency they get with a Zoom call, but with full broadcast quality audio and video,” said Intinor CEO Roland Axelsson. “With the latest enhancements to Direkt, we are giving broadcasters a simple way to handle all the practicalities of a hybrid production without having to change the way they work.”
See Intinor Technology in the Central Hall at the NAB Show.
More information is available on the company’s website.
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