At openGear, what we hear over and over again from customers is that when you have a specific need for a card with specific features, you breathe a sigh of relief that the openGear ecosystem exists because you can find exactly what you need and it will work within your existing architecture. Let’s say, for example, that you run […]
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The Freedom of openGear With the Power of 12G: Ross Video Interview at IBC 2022
If you’re a fan of openGear, it’s most likely because it gives you freedom – the ability to choose any combination of products to get the most out of your frame for the best value, without being forced to rely on a single manufacturer. These days, that freedom and level of innovation has led to more and more workflows demanding […]
“Designed for openGear First”: VITEC Interview at IBC2022
One of main reasons broadcasters implement the openGear platform is because it’s both future-proof and backward-compatible. You just know when you choose an openGear option that it will work with what you’ve already got – and that it will support your future needs too. That’s why one of the newest solutions from VITEC was developed for openGear first. As Richard […]
“Hundreds of openGear Cards”: Cobalt Digital Interview at IBC2022
This year Cobalt Digital marked its 25-year anniversary, 16 of which the company has spent as a member of the openGear initiative. Since co-founding the initiative in 2006, the company has developed more than 100 openGear-based processing cards! At IBC2022, KitPlus checked in with Cobalt Digital SVP of Worldwide Sales and Marketing Suzana Brady to talk about openGear products and […]
Flexibility Is the Name of the Game: MultiDyne Interview at IBC2022
When you need fiber transport for things like signal trunking, studio links, or campus interconnects, you want ultimate flexibility so that you can set everything up in the way that makes the most sense. While at IBC2022, KitPlus got a chance to speak with Sebastian Mucha from openGear partner MultiDyne. They talked about their wide range of openGear fiber […]
“Committed to openGear”: AJA Interview at IBC 2022
One of the reasons customers love openGear technology so much is because it’s both future-proof and backward-compatible. You just know when you choose an openGear option that it will work with what you’ve already got – and what you need in the future too. At IBC 2022, KitPlus caught up with Tim Walker from openGear partner AJA. In the […]
VITEC Reveals Diamond+ OG Encoder and Highlights Future Thinking at IBC 2022
PARIS — VITEC, a market-leading provider of IPTV, Video Streaming and Digital Signage Solutions, will showcase its latest products and initiatives at IBC 2022 on Stand 7.A39 (RAI, Amsterdam 9-12 September, 2022). Under the spotlight will be the company’s newest, best-in- class IP video products and services – including its MGW Diamond+ OG Encoder – as well as an increased […]
D2D on KitPlus: Watch the interview for the fastest and easiest switching solution
Don’t you love it when you find out there’s a new solution to a problem you have all the time? If you’re using SRT to send your broadcast signal to local stations, you have likely encountered a common problem. After many of you asked for a solution, D2D, an openGear partner, created one that is not only fast and easy, […]
Cobalt® Digital’s IBC Plans Include a Native 4K ST 2110 Solution, SafeLink Gateway as a Software Package and a Quad-Channel 3G-SDI Bridge to Dante® Audio
Cobalt will also conduct a remote RIST demo and highlight the new Advanced HDR by Technicolor Round Trip Feature on Stand 10.B44. Champaign, IL – August 2, 2022 – Cobalt® Digital Inc. has revealed plans to demonstrate its Indigo 2110-DC-01 SMPTE ST 2110 solution on its 9904-UDX-4K card at IBC on Stand 10.B44. The new option offers support for high […]
Wow! Celebrating 15 years of openGear! What’s next?
Has it already been 15 years since the openGear platform launched? Check out a timeline of openGear’s history » Back in 2006, when Ross Video asked several manufacturers to make modular frames that would fit other companies’ cards, the answer was no. The manufacturers’ business models meant locking customers into their own solutions, not sharing them with other technology businesses. […]
