2007 - First AVC/H.264 SuperHivision encoding system

ATEME participated in the Japanese SuperHiVision program by providing the first AVC/H.264 encoding system. It enabled live transmission of the 8K by 4K video signal @ 70Mbps with a single DVB-S2 transponder. The system used 16 synchronized 2nd generation Kyrion encoders, each one processing a 2K tile. A 1080p60 AVC/H.264 encoder was also developed for NHK during this program. It was probably also the first time this technology was made available.

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14 May

ATEME presents HEVC codec in Brazil

Tuesday, 7th of May 2013 - Gustavo Bevilacqua Dutra, ATEME Field Application Engineer for Brazil, was invited to speak about the new 4k video compression codec - HEVC (High Efficiency Video Encoding) at a Post-NAB conference in Sao Paulo, Brazil. This conference, organised for the 7th time by one of the main broadcast magazine in the country Panorama Audiovisual, was received with a great success by professionals engaged in the television production and other manufacturers interested in this subject.

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