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EBU to trial NTT HEVC Codecs for live motor sports
Editor
| 20 May 2016
Aiming to satisfy petrol heads’ demands for quality content, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is to test NTT Electronics HEVC encoder and decoder for live content transmission of the 2016 motor sports season.
eurovision 20 May 2016The trial will set out to confirm within an operational environment the capability of NTT Electronics HEVC products. NTT’s new HC11000E encoder and HC11000D decoders will be one of the key transmission products adopted for several events during the 2016 season with the encoded feeds distributed over the EBU’s network.
“The EBU continues to develop our new service platform with cutting-edge HEVC technology, ” explained Graham Warren, EBU director of network and news. “By utilising the results from the tests foreseen in real operational environment we will be able to provide a flexible next generation service portfolio to our clients.”
Added Hisashi Ibaraki, MD and head of digital video equipment department at NTT Electronics: “We thank the EBU for selecting NTT Electronics as its partner for this project ... We will continue to lead the market with our never ending improvement policy to satisfy broadcasters and our customers which needs to utilise the HEVC and its capability.”
Editor
| 20 May 2016
Aiming to satisfy petrol heads’ demands for quality content, the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) is to test NTT Electronics HEVC encoder and decoder for live content transmission of the 2016 motor sports season.
eurovision 20 May 2016The trial will set out to confirm within an operational environment the capability of NTT Electronics HEVC products. NTT’s new HC11000E encoder and HC11000D decoders will be one of the key transmission products adopted for several events during the 2016 season with the encoded feeds distributed over the EBU’s network.
“The EBU continues to develop our new service platform with cutting-edge HEVC technology, ” explained Graham Warren, EBU director of network and news. “By utilising the results from the tests foreseen in real operational environment we will be able to provide a flexible next generation service portfolio to our clients.”
Added Hisashi Ibaraki, MD and head of digital video equipment department at NTT Electronics: “We thank the EBU for selecting NTT Electronics as its partner for this project ... We will continue to lead the market with our never ending improvement policy to satisfy broadcasters and our customers which needs to utilise the HEVC and its capability.”
