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GY-HC900
CONNECTED CAM™ |
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
JVC PROFESSIONAL
VIDEO’S CONNECTED CAM™
PROVIDES AFFORDABLE, END-TO-END STREAMING WITH OPEN SOURCE SRT
TECHNOLOGY
New Firmware Adds
Features that Further Establishes JVC as an Industry-Leading
Streaming Solution WAYNE,
NJ, SEPTEMBER 2, 2020 –
JVC
Professional Video, a
division of JVCKENWOOD USA Corporation, furthers its commitment to
providing the video production industry with the highest quality
streaming solutions in a complete, plug-and-play package with its
latest CONNECTED CAM™
firmware update. Using the open source Secure Reliable Transport
(SRT) technology, JVC adds Forward
Error Correction (FEC) and Stream Identifier (ID) to
its
500 Series and 900 Series CONNECTED CAM cameras. The new firmware
reinforces JVC’s standing in the industry as the leading provider
of high-quality end-to-end streaming capable camera solutions.
Adding
FEC to JVC’s CONNECTED CAM allows for redundant data stream packet
loss recovery, meaning that data loss can be corrected before the
video must buffer, while Stream ID makes it possible for multiple
cameras to stream directly to one device. The company has also
incorporated VITC (vertical interval time code) and LTC
(longitudinal time code) functions with this latest update, which
are essential for live production and synchronized streaming of live
events, such as concerts, sports, ceremonies and conferences.
“As
the first camera
manufacturer to provide streaming direct from the camera itself,
JVC offers the complete solution beyond just the camera,” says Joe
D’Amico, vice president, JVC Professional Video. “The CONNECTED
CAM system, with compatible decoders and switchers and SRT’s open
source technology, provides a truly plug-and-play streaming
ecosystem that does not require expensive backpacks. It
is ideal for IP-based
productions as it delivers hiqh-quality, reliable images.”
The JVC
CONNECTED CAM system, which also includes its SRT-enabled BR-DE900
decoder, BR-EN900 encoder and the KM-IP6000 switcher, is an easy to
use streaming solution that meets a wide range of budgets. The
system’s cross-compatibility between brands also means that users
can incorporate the latest streaming video capabilities with their
existing streaming studio equipment.
The new firmware will be
available as a free download from the JVC Professional Video website
at the end of September.
ABOUT
JVC PROFESSIONAL VIDEO
Headquartered
in Wayne, New Jersey, JVC Professional Video is a division of
JVCKENWOOD USA Corporation, a wholly owned subsidiary of JVCKENWOOD
Corporation. The company is a leading manufacturer and distributor
of broadcast and professional video equipment, as well as D-ILA
front projection systems. For more information, visit JVC’s
website at http://pro.jvc.com or
call (800) 582 5825.
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