Broadcast Pix Talks Cloud-Based Live Production at MTE2019

Chelmsford, Mass. – Sept. 18, 2019 – Broadcast Pix™ will showcase its integrated production solutions and lead free educational sessions on cloud-based live production next week during Media Technology Expo. A free event produced by Advanced Broadcast Solutions, a division of Key Code Media, MTE2019 begins at Fremont Studios in Seattle on Sept. 24, and moves to the Leftbank Annex in Portland, Ore., on Sept. 26.

On both days of the show, Chuck Williamson from Broadcast Pix will explore the recent advances in control-over-IP that have made remote-based productions possible using the public internet. Broadcast Pix Commander™ runs within common web browsers, enabling touchscreen control of all aspects of a live production, from camera control and switching to graphics and streaming. Coupled with Broadcast Pix’s unique media aware macros, multiple functions and media elements can be nested together and controlled from one button, dramatically simplifying the UI.

About Broadcast Pix
Founded in 2002, Broadcast Pix offers the complete toolset required to make great programs, elegantly integrated and easy to use. Our integrated production solutions feature patented control and automation technologies, plus the BPNet ecosystem that provides cost effective, secure cloud services for backup, control, and collaboration. Broadcast Pix is proud to have more than 5,000 government, broadcast, live event, and visual radio customers in more than 100 countries. Learn more at broadcastpix.com.

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Mark J. Pescatore
Content Director, SCN

Mark J. Pescatore, Ph.D., is the content director of Systems Contractor News. He has been writing about Pro AV industry for more than 20 years. Previously, he spent more than eight years as the editor of Government Video magazine. During his career, he's produced and hosted two podcasts focused on the professional video marketplace, taught more than a dozen college communication courses, co-authored the book Working with HDV, and co-edited two editions of The Guide to Digital Television