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editing suites. In addition, all clips and edits will remain available on the EVS XStore SAN near
line storage, allowing editors to browse and edit the media at any time.
During the show, IBC TV ENG crews will use Sony XDCAM SxS to import their XDCAM HD
media files via Xedio Dispatcher. The new module offers instant review, rough-cut edit and on-
the-fly transcoding capabilities during transfer to EVS‟ production server. Additional A/V feed
acquisition (weather forecast, VTR, graphics) will be managed with the IPDirector ingest
scheduler. Once ingested or imported on the XS server, the content will be instantly available for
edit or playout. All edits including voice-over, graphics inserts and transition effects, will be
prepared by one of the three Xedio-CleanEdit stations, the latest generation of EVS NLE
systems. Two additional Apple Final Cut Pro stations will be used for final post-production
operations. The media interchange between EVS storage, editing tools and Final Cut Pro will be
fully transparent for the editors.
Finally, IBC TV News rundown and playlist on-air actions will be controlled by IPDirector, which
will manage all the media configured for playout operations on the XS production server.
“Our news solution uses technology from our live sports production workflow, so is fast, reliable
and flexible, delivering a live production facility on the stand” said Nicolas Bourdon, marketing
and communications director at EVS. “We‟re very happy to be helping IBC TV News team and
giving the best possible demonstration of EVS‟ news system‟s capabilities.
IBC TV News will be broadcast to more than 10,000 hotel rooms in Amsterdam each morning
before being transmitted worldwide, and will be repeated during the day at the RAI exhibition
center. IBC TV News will still be produced on site at the IBC stand in the new Workflow Village in
Hall 9, with some interviews also taking place on EVS‟ stand in hall 8.
09 August 2012