In a recent announcement, Quicklink is set to introduce its ST250 at IBC 2023. This state-of-the-art, 8K-ready, AI-enabled multi-camera solution is a comprehensive broadcast studio hardware that promises to redefine remote studio capabilities.
Key Features
- Versatility: The ST250 can be controlled both via hardware panels and user-friendly web interfaces.
- Comprehensive Control: It offers remote management of studio elements like PTZ cameras, lighting, audio, chroma keying, and more.
- Quicklink Manager: A feature-rich user interface that provides full control over the production process.
- Global Access with Quicklink Bridge: Users can control production aspects from anywhere globally without intricate network configurations.
- Enhanced Audio: Four onboard independent audio pre-amps ensure top-notch control over professional powered microphone inputs.
Richard Rees, Quicklink CEO, expressed his enthusiasm, stating, “The Quicklink ST250 is our most potent solution yet, set to revolutionize production possibilities.”
Additional Enhancement
- AI Capabilities with Quicklink Cre8: Powered by NVIDIA Maxine, it features the Maxine Eye Contact, ensuring subjects appear to be looking directly at the camera, enhancing viewer engagement.
- Artifact and Noise Reduction: For studios with lighting issues, the Artifact Reduction feature reduces artifacts while preserving texture. The Video Noise Reduction removes camera noise, enhancing production quality.
Integration
The ST250 ensures seamless integration into existing workflows with professional broadcast outputs like RTMP, SRT, NDI, Quicklink Studio, and SDI. It’s also compatible with renowned video production suites, including Grass Valley Kula & Kahuna, NewTek TriCaster, Blackmagic Design ATEM, Ross Video Vision, and more.
