NabShow New York is a 2 day event being held from 17th October to 18th October 2018 in New York, USA. This event showcases products like 3d advanced devices and gadgets, cameras, lenses, capture accessories, motion capture devices, lighting and grip devices, workflow solutions, ENG vehicles, antennas, transmitters and towers, satellite technologies, interactive television, management and systems services, outdoor media, mobile media, post-production hardware and software products and much more etc. Below you will find an overview of the most interesting products that will be showcase at the event.

BirdDog Central – BirdDog Central is a software platform that is set to redefine the way we think about pushing content to TV screens. By teaming up Central with Mini or Studio NDI
you can now drive your NDI^® streams to any BirdDog hardware destination. Attach Mini to HDMI screens or Studio NDI to SDI screens to use as an NDI^® decoder to and with just two button clicks you can deliver NDI^® live feeds or playout a media file on your Windows 10 device to any television screen, projector, or large screen anywhere on the network.

Clear-Com Iris V-Series. Among other novelties, Clear-Com releases the V-series Iris panel, designed to provide AES67 high-quality audio without compression over IP with fully customizable displays. In addition, the company also exhibits the new FreeSpeak II base station v1.5, which provides management and diagnostics, and improved audio quality for 2.4 Ghz belt-packs. Finally, Apple Watch is incorporated into the range of devices compatible with the Agent-IC functionality.

JVC-GYHC550, GY-HC500 Camcorders. JVC has announced two new models in their Connected cam range – the GY-HC500 and the GY-HC550 JVC’s Connected Cam series are designed specifically so users can live stream and FTP file transfer directly from the camera. JVC has really made a name for themselves with smart cameras that can be used for news, sports and event coverage.  Both models feature a 1” 4K CMOS sensor with a 20x lens with 3-ring control (iris, focus, zoom), a high-resolution viewfinder, and a claimed 12 stops of dynamic range. Using the same codec that is found in the 
GY-HC900 shoulder-mount camera, the GY-HC500/ HC550 can record to SSD media in a wide variety of formats, including 10-bit ProRes 422 at 4K resolution and 50/60p frame rates. A number of other codecs and recording formats are also available, including H.264 and MPEG-2. Both cameras offer support for BT709, BT2020 and BT2100 HLG color spaces. The GY-HC550 adds in an additional range of features, including Wireless LAN antennas, built-in broadcast graphics overlays, and Zixi protocol support for streaming applications.

Matrox X.mio5 12G.

The Matrox X.mio5 12G provides multi-channel reconfigurable 12G/3G SDI I/O for HD and 4K workflows. The X.mio5 12G card features on-board multi-channel HDR conversions along with motion adaptive de-interlacing, pristine scaling, and powerful compositing engines for high-density 4K video processing.

The X.mio5 12G provides a powerful combination of versatile high density 12G/3G SDI connectivity coupled with multi-channel 4K video processing capability, making 4K workflows as seamless as HD. The X.mio5 12G is supported by the feature-rich, field proven Matrox DSX SDK.

Neutrik NA2-IO-Dline. The NA2-IO-DLINE is an end-of-network device. It is a breakout box which allows two channels of audio to be integrated into a Dante™ network. Simultaneously, NA2-IO-DLINE converts a Dante™ stream into analog audio signals. Hence, it is possible to use this tiny box to feed analog audio signals into the Dante™ network while at the same time receiving a mix from another Dante™ source. NA2-IO-DLINE is designed for harsh stage conditions. It therefore features lockable chassis connectors for both the audio and network connections. For fixed installations, the rubber protection can be removed. With optional mounting brackets or a rack panel, the box can be mounted below tables, in floor boxes, or in equipment racks.

Vislink HCAM 4K/UltraReceiver. The HCAM is highly flexible and features configurable mounting options and video interfaces, allowing the unit to be mounted to broadcast cameras for sporting events, ENG cameras for news and even prosumer cameras to broaden the market reach. With user interchangeable RF modules and a range of software options, the HCAM continues the line of innovative, high performance wireless camera systems from Vislink.

The full list of the game-changing new products are available at conference website.

For those who plan to see even more new products, we remind you: the main industry event – the exhibition NAB-will be held in April 2019.