Tektronix, the market leader in broadcast video test, monitoring and analysis solutions, today unveiled its SPG8000 Master Sync and Master Clock Reference Generator, an entirely new type of reference generator that combines Tektronix’ industry-leading sync pulse generator (SPG) and master clock reference generator capabilities specifically for HDTV production.

Digital Rapids is bringing our complete range of media transformation and workflow technologies and solutions to IBC 2012. Digital Rapids connects content to opportunity, providing innovative solutions, technology and expertise that enable media organizations and professionals to bring live and on-demand video to wider audiences more efficiently, more effectively and more profitably. Empowering applications from revenue-expanding multi-screen distribution to post production and archive, our award-winning hardware and software solutions span ingest, encoding, transcoding, streaming, broadcast and workflow automation.

"At IBC2012, Chyron will be showcasing SHOUT and ENGAGE, our two new stand-alone solutions designed for use with today's most popular social media, social TV, and second screen applications," said Paul Glasgow, vice president of EMEA sales at Chyron. "The beauty of both of these applications is how easily they integrate with our existing workflows, enabling broadcasters to deepen and personalize their relationship with viewers — representing a very big 'social media bang' at incremental cost to the broadcaster."

DK-Technologies, the world-leading manufacturer of audio and video solutions for the broadcast, music and post production industries, will be celebrating its 25th anniversary at IBC 2012.

Yospace, the content distribution innovator, is using IBC to focus on its unique system to tailor individual content without disturbing the stream. Its technology – which has been shortlisted for an IBC 2012 Innovation Award – replaces content and advertising in real time at the headend, meaning that it is delivered as a single stream without buffering, freezes or lost video. The power of the system is that every single stream can be personalised for a specific viewer.

LYNX Technik AG, provider of modular interfaces is launching a new yellobrik L-Band to fiber transmitter and fiber to L-Band receiver set at IBC 2012, stand 8.C76.

At IBC 2012 (Hall 3 Stand B60) Visual Unity, international broadcast and multiscreen systems integrator, will showcase its award-winning vuMedia™ multiscreen platform, which has enabled viewers across the world to enjoy this summer's sporting extravaganza on any screen.

AmberFin (stand 7.J39), a leading developer of file-based media ingest, transcoding and quality control solutions for content owners, broadcasters, sports organizations and post-production houses, comes to IBC with a simple message to media organizations – if you wish to reap the considerable efficiency and profitability opportunities offered by quality control measures within file-based workflows you must look at the issue strategically.

On its IBC stand (10.A21), Netherlands-based Axon Digital Design will celebrate 25 years in pioneering the development of what has become known as broadcast glue products. The company’s range of Synapse modular AV signal processing and control systems are employed by broadcasters worldwide – in some markets, such as Outside Broadcast, Axon is the market leading supplier.

On its stand at IBC 2012 (11.E30), Hitachi Kokusai Electric Europe will unveil a new integrated broadcast system camera technology & strategic marketing initiative aimed at placing the company on a renewed growth path in Europe. The developer of the first portable professional video camera that could compete against studio cameras in the early 1990s, the inventor of digital TRIAX technology, and the first company to introduce a full 1080p 3G high definition (HD) camera, Hitachi states ambitions to re-establish itself as the market leader and moving force in broadcast system cameras.

Today’s convergent media landscape offers many new opportunities to media organizations of all types, scales and business models.  To realize the opportunities, these organizations must focus on new media models, whilst simultaneously supporting existing traditional broadcast customers. At IBC2012, Harris Broadcast Communications will showcase the latest advances in its mission to service customers with the tools and technologies that allow them to prepare their media for any particular distribution channel at the right cost level.

At IBC2012 on stand 1.A29, GlobeCast will demonstrate solutions that allow broadcasters to "take content further." Through the company's strong global presence and technological expertise, GlobeCast empowers content providers to generate additional revenue and remain competitive across screens, devices, and delivery platforms. The company will be exhibiting alongside its sister company NETIA.

TV EVERYWHERE: Television content is increasingly being delivered to a variety of second-screen devices including mobile phones, tablets, the Web, and computers. Now more than ever, broadcasters need the ability to create and deliver content in multiple formats, which in turn, also allows them to monetize their media assets. Enter Snell's proven, scalable, and flexible TV Everywhere solutions, including ICE, Morpheus, and Momentum, which will all be on display at IBC2012.

Dynamics specialist Jünger Audio will use the IBC 2012 platform (Hall 10, Booth D20) to unveil M*AP – the latest addition to its Award-winning *AP family of audio loudness processors.

DELEC, intercom systems specialist within the SALZBRENNER STAGETEC MEDIAGROUP, will present a range of new products and features of its oratis intercom and commentary systems at this year’s IBC.