VITEC To Showcase A Range Of New Products At ISE 2024

VITEC is to showcase a range of new products and enhancements at ISE 2024 (Fira Barcelona, 30th January to 2nd February 2024, Stand 5.C300).

At the show, VITEC will demonstrate several new products designed to harness the power of low latency video technologies to support organisations across a broad range of applications, including corporate, broadcast, government, hospitality and venues. First-time launches include the VITEC EP6 end-point for IPTV applications and the MGW Diamond-H 4K HDMI encoder.

"VITEC's presence at ISE 2024 holds importance in recognizing two key milestones: ISE's 20th anniversary and VITEC's 35th anniversary. ISE is a fantastic platform to showcase how our latest technologies engage and empower our partners' video offerings, plus it is a moment to appreciate the industry’s journey in innovation," said Bryan Reksten, VP Global Marketing, VITEC. "Participating in ISE 2024 and celebrating these milestones emphasises our continued commitment to advancing our solutions to help shape the industry."

Launching at ISE is VITEC EP6, a next generation IPTV end-point for the highest quality delivery of video and digital signage across the network. The EP6 is a multi-video advanced decoder – with a fanless design – that can output 2x 4K or quad-HD video streams, along with the ability to render stunning 4K graphics up to 2160p60. Additionally, EP6 has PoE+ functionality enabling the end-point to be deployed easily across any network.

VITEC will also unveil its latest encoder product at ISE – the MGW Diamond-H – an IPTV distribution encoder in a compact form-factor, powered over Ethernet. With cutting-edge technology, this addition to the MGW family promises to elevate the IP video streaming experience to new heights.

VITEC has launched a new software for its Smart IP gateway, ChannelLink, adding RIST for point-to-point / contribution applications, HLS support for distribution, and providing improved AES encryption performances for IPTV distribution projects. Designed for ease of use, the release provides an intuitive format for accessing IP video destination channels for operators. ChannelLink can be paired with IPTV solutions to achieve low-latency distribution to remote sites, offices, and homes via the Internet. ChannelLink is now available in various deployment options to cater to specific requirements, including on-premise servers, virtual instances, or the convenience of direct integration within the AWS Cloud via the new AMI.

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