VoCaption Releases New Features

VoCaption, Automated Live Captioning has had several updates over the last few months. Here’s a brief recap:

V2.20.1

  • Support for generating license/minutes expiration alarm emails.
  • Support for generating email usage reports.

V2.12.3

  • Fixed an issue with the Start/Stop button not changing color when clicked.

V2.11

  • New option to add laughter and applause in the Cloud/SaaS version
  • Added speaker change with colors.
  • Added Urdu, Bengali and Swahili languages
  • Fixed an issue SRT time stamp

V2.11.1

  • Introduced a new desktop application with an optimized user interface.
  • Added a new real-time container version 13.4.0
  • Fixed and issue where restarting the speech engine resets all outputs.
  • Fixed an issue where the license did not release when the app was closed.
  • Fixed a security issue with the certificate warning.

V2.11.2

  • Fixed an issue where VoCaption would shut down after two days of being connected to the speech engine.

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OASYS 6.13.13 Release

A new version of OASYS, 6.13.13 has been released. It includes improvements in the following areas:

  • Media Manager
    • Added destination timestamp check for MXF files.
  • Multi-Channel Web Client
    • Playout shortcuts were added to match similar ones in Player.
    • Added a feature for custom played event status. The default is Done, Skipped and Missed.
    • Commercial Counter window now includes both primary and secondary (graphics, etc.) commercial and promo events calculation in Time Used Column.
    • An in-playlist note option has been added to the Event Editor. Color can be changed by editing the inner template properties of the playlist component.
    • Add column for Played Duration which shows the actual event played duration after it is played.
  • Player
    • Added a feature for custom played event status. The default is Done, Skipped and Missed.
    • Added an option to show substream commercial/promo time separately in commercial counter preferences
    • Commercial Counter window now includes both primary and secondary (graphics, etc.) commercial and promo events calculation in Time Used
    • In-playlist note option added to Event Editor -> Notes. It can be used to add one row comments on video events or groups and will be displayed in the playlist. Color of the text and background for these notes can be customized in Preferences -> Customize.
    • Hotkey buttons are now highlighted with yellow color when pressed. Button will stay highlighted for the whole scheduled duration of a hotkey event or until it is removed with other hotkey event.
    • An option to Color the currently playing event row was added to Preferences -> Options -> List.
    • Added option to Show selection duration in footer in Preferences -> Options -> General. It can be used in the same way as Tools -> Calculate Selection Duration, but the calculation will be displayed in the window footer immediately.
    • Added column for Played Duration, which shows actual played duration of the event after it’s played.
    • Active hour in Commercial Counter is now highlighted with the darker shade of originally present color, depending on the unused time status (green, orange, red).
    • MXF files with 9 audio streams can be played (files with 9 audio streams can be processed in LML, but Player has limitation of 8 audio streams and will play 8).
    • Added option to show a certain number of played events above the currently playing one when Current event on top option is enabled. The number of events can be set in Preferences -> Options -> List. Upper limit is 10 events.
    • Output streaming VBV buffer option was added in Configure and is now configurable. Default value is 0.5, but it can be set up to 10. Values over 4 are not recommended, as 4 is already considered a very large buffer by Nvidia.
    • Option for configurable timing calculation pause (in seconds) before switch was added to oachannel file. Tag is <PauseTimingCalculationBeforeSwitchS> and can be set to a value between 3 and 12 seconds. This feature briefly pauses timing calculations when switching between two events to avoid issued with lengthy playlists.
    • Added option to Allow pasting only once after Cut in playlist. It can be found in Preferences -> Options -> List. It is used to limit the Paste operation only once when cutting an event in the playlist, but for Copy it will continue to work normally (unlimited number of Paste available).
    • Added logging for automatically merging playlists.
    • Improved audio processing with Medialooks.
  • Redundancy Manager
    • Added option to Disable maintenance input in manual mode in standalone RM. If this option is enabled and RM is in manual mode, when connection to Players is lost, Player which is on-air will stay on-air and will not switch to maintenance input.
  • Schedule Importer
    • Improved handling of multiple notifications in automation mode.
    • Automatic audio shuffling rules were added. This option can be found in Edit -> Options -> Custom channel rules.

Defects were fixed in:

  • BXF Gateway
    • Fixed issue with handling xml lists which contain non-dropframe timecode.
  • Multi-Channel Web Client
    • Fixed issue with peak times being displayed incorrectly when daylight savings option is on in Windows settings.
  • Player
    • Fixed issue with scheduled empty audio tracks being filled with audio from video file when video instance is changed.
    • Fixed issue with animation in OASEQ blinking on Resubmit action when it’s scheduled on event level.
    • Fixed issue with updating Commercial Counter window on the fly when editing peak times.
    • Fixed issue with IP stream interruption which was happening in rare cases.
    • Fixed issue with events scheduled to Start at specific time not being ignored when found in the playlist above the currently playing event, therefore being considered “in the past”.
    • Fixed issue with past events in Clubland plugin not being deleted.
    • Fixed issue with events scheduled in Clubland plugin not being added one by one to the playlist.
    • Fixed issue where in some rare cases graphics would disappear from the screen before it was supposed to.
    • Fixed issue with every 256th outbound SCTE trigger failing.
    • Fixed issue with static graphics sometimes switching to crawl or roll up upon Resubmit
    • Fixed issue with Automatically resubmit current event after editing Now it works correctly and the event is automatically resubmitted only when this option is enabled.
    • Fixed issue with IP input stream sometimes getting stuck or not recovering correctly.
    • Fixed issue with promo events incorrectly being added to the commercial time, instead of just promo time when Split to Promo and Commercial Time option is enabled.
    • Fixed issue with Expand playlist on load and sync not working correctly when enabled.
    • Fixed issue with objects not being cleared correctly or not being displayed after Resubmit
  • Known Issues-Player
    • When using MXF files with 9 audio pairs in them with Matrox readers, files can be played, but not edited if Edit and preview output is used. They can still be edited without the preview output. This works correctly in Player with ML readers option on.

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New Wincaps Release 4.45.15

A new Wincaps release is available as of 17 June 2025. New Wincaps Release 4.45.15 is now available with the following new features:

Q4 and Q-Live Clients

  • DLP Cinema SMPTE now supports the 2014 spec. See new export options and reference information.
  • Wincaps PAC export now supports centre horizontal position with left justification/alignment.
  • Replaced SQL Compact Edition with SQL Express 2014 LOCALDB for local Datastore.
  • Main Datastore has now been tested with Windows Server 2025. New installation files for the Datastore and Datastore Admin Tool are required, pleases contact Broadstream support for more information.

Q-Live Clients Only

  • Changed the behaviour of the Checked Story status – see Help for status information and the new user option.
  • New option to display an additional ASR input window to allow for speech input through the Q-LiveASR Speechmatics engine.
  • New option in the Live ASR settings to handle speaker changes from ASR input.
  • Fixed bug with Greek Teletext G2 (packet 26) characters not displaying on transmission correctly.

Q-News

  • Setting the HTML remove text on the iNEWS tags now works correctly in Q-News. See Q-News User Guide.

Defects

A number of defects have also been addressed and can be found here.

Translation

This new version of Wincaps can be combined with WincapsASR to provide a productivity improvement reaching 30%. Drop your files in a watchfolder and WincapsASR will process the audio into text as formed subtitles or transcripts. The files can then be reviewed within Wincaps Q4 for accuracy and edited to fix any problems that need attention. Using ASR will save some significant time and improve overall productivity based on feedback from existing users.

WincapsASR is available as on-premises or private cloud in over 50 languages and can be translated in over 30 languages. You can find the language list here.

To learn more about WincapsASR contact our Sales Team. Additional information is also available below:

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WincapsASR, Now with Translation

WincapsASR, Now with Translation

WincapsASR, new and improved with translation is making waves in the battle to improve captioning and subtitling.

Background

The exponential growth of new video content and delivery solutions coupled with a shortage of skilled subtitlers and very tight timetables to turnaround file-based content has added significant pressure to improve subtitle productivity and maintain quality. Fortuately, ASR, Automated Speech Recognition is able to deliver significant benefits and new workflows to improve productivity and reduce turnarond times, while ensuring quality.

WincapsASR creates caption files automatically from program audio and leverages AI to provide translated subtitles in various languages. The resulting files can be quickly checked and corrected, if necessary, using conventional subtitle editing software like BroadStream’s WincapsQ4 thus marrying traditional methods of subtitling with the latest from the AI world using ASR.

WincapsASR is available when you are to convert file-based content and make it more viewable. It’s based on a platform that is known and appreciated for its simplicity and useful benefits. For starters adding ASR into the mix delivers significant increases in productivity with one large European broadcaster reporting 30% improvements in productivity from their subtitling team. With pressure to keep costs down this is a major win for this customer.

In addition, there are currently over 50 languages available with 30+ languages available for automatic translation to and from English to further make you life easier and improve productivity.

 

Overview

WincapsASR delivers the key features you need. Check out the details and features below.

Input files:

  • Video:MP4 (including audio track selection) and WMV
  • Audio: MP3 and WAV
  • Other formats subject to testing

Output files:

  • SRT, WebVTT and text transcription files

VoCabulary & Configuration

WincapsASR includes these special features that make it easy to upgrade your workflows to add ASR and includes the following:

  • Custom dictionary: improves ASR accuracy, use for program specific vocabulary requirements such as regional geographic names, sports team details, government terms and names, etc.
  • Word replacement: automatic substitutions for known issues with spelling, presentation or persistent misrecognition.
  • Profanity list: a special substitution list that supports wildcards and replacement strategies.
  • Segmentation & timing rules: creates well-formed text blocks that respect word timing, punctuation and linguistic style rules plus timing rules for duration and gaps between captions and subtitles.

Security and Options

It’s important to ensure your content is secure. With WincapsASR:

  • Your video never leaves your environment.
  • Audio is purged after processing.
  • On-premises AI hosting is an option for added security.
  • It uses a containerized architecture for efficient deployment for on-premise or private cloud.
  • Integrates with your storage solution.

Why Should You Care?

Globally, the use of captions and subtitles while watching TV and online video has become increasingly more prevelant extending beyond those with hearing issues to a much broader audience. A 2023 survey indicated that 51% of Americans use subtitles most of the time when watching content. Among younger viewers, 96% of GenZ use subtitles, up from 70% just a year ago.

Why do so many more people use subtitles and captions?

  • Enhanced comprehension: 27% of users enable captions to better understand the content.
  • Understanding accents and dialogue: 70% of viewers use captions or subtitles to comprehend actors with different accents.
  • Localization: Suit the cultural adn liguistics needs for you home audience.
  • Noisy environments: 22% of viewers turn on subtitles when watching in noisy environments.
  • Multitasking: 10% of viewers use subtitles to aid in multitasking when watching video.
  • Learning and focus: Subtitles aid in language learning and focus to help viewers, including those with attention difficulties.
  • Audio clarity: 90% of respondents indicated they use captions because streaming services often provide muddled dialogue that make it harder to understand.

To learn more about WincapsASR click here to speak to one of our team members. If you want to improve your live video subtitling please check out Q-LiveASR. It uses Wincaps to provide editing of live content to improve quality. If you don’t need live updates consider VoCaption.

Want a playout system with an embedded live captioning solution, then check out OASYS.

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OASYS Manager is EOL

OASYS Manager is EOL (End of Life) and is no longer supported in OASYS Integrated Playout. This is an internal module and all functionality contained in OASYS Manager has been moved to Media Library so there is no interrruption in features or functionality. This change effects both OASYS for SDI and OASYS IP and ends with Release 6.13.12.

Many customers may already have received updates that include this change so you are familiar with this new workflow but some may not be aware.

If you have any questions about how this may impact your operation, please reach out to Support: mailto: [email protected] or Support.

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BroadStream Windows Operating Systems Support Update

Distribution: All Customers, Engineering, Sales

18 December 2024 – This is to provide you with the latest update on Windows Operating Systems and their compatibility with BroadStream Software.

Windows 7

Windows 7 reached its end-of-life years ago. Any customers with Windows 7 operating system should be aware that we can only help with configuration changes. We are unable to provide any software updates, and we are not able to debug logs of any systems that use Windows 7 because the tools for this purpose are no longer available. The latest software version that works is OASYS 6.13. Should you wish to move past 6.13 you will need to contact our Sales Team ([email protected]) to request a hardware and software upgrade quote.

Windows Server 2008

The same details that apply to Windows 7 also apply to Windows Server 2008. If you have any of these operating systems and wish to move forward with the latest version of OASYS you will need to contact our Sales Team to request a quote for new hardware and software.

Windows Server 2012 SP2

In some cases, we may be able to provide Service Packs and install the latest version of OASYS, which is 6.13.11. We can also debug logs on the newer software, but this is dependent on the specific hardware you currently have. The limiting factor will be the availability of proper Drivers from third parties like Nvidia who controls the availability of GPUs and chipsets. If the older versions are no longer available or are a mismatch for the drivers needed it won’t be possible to upgrade your system. In this case, please contact BroadStream Engineering for information about your specific hardware should you wish to update your system.

If you have any questions about this update or how it impacts your current system, please contact our Engineering team for additional support. You can reach the team here:

Email:            [email protected]

Phone:           +1 404-327-8300

Website:        https://broadstream.com/support 

 

About Us

BroadStream specializes in flexible and highly scalable broadcast and streaming solutions for SDI, IP, and Hybrid SDI/IP with our OASYS Integrated Playout Solution.

Additionally, we provide a broad array of manual and automated captioning and subtitling solutions and tools that include the following brands:

  • SubCaptioner.com – for quick and easy file and live-based captioning along with transcripts and translation.
  • VoCaption – Automated Live Captioning for broadcasters that need simple solutions to start and stop a live captioning session without the need to schedule a human to perform this task.
  • WincapsASR for enterprise customers with significant file-based content that need to be captioned and edited for quality.
  • Q-LiveASR is for large customers that employ professional subtitlers and want live captions to be edited before being published to ensure maximum accuracy.

WRAL USES OASYS FOR 24/7 OTT CHANNEL WRAL NEWS+

WRAL uses OASYS for 24/7 OTT channel WRAL News+

WRAL uses OASYS for 24/7 OTT channel WRAL News+. OTT (over-the-top) refers to media services that are separate from the over the air broadcast and  stream directly to viewers via the Internet. This is becoming a very popular service with viewers as they can access the stream from any device. This convenience means more and more consumers are looking for OTT content which allows them to watch what they want at any time and on any device, instead of the traditional linear TV where consumers have to adhere to scheduled programming on their television.

OASYS customer, WRAL, have dedicated one of their their OASYS Players to deliver a new multi-input OTT channel called WRAL News+. (WRAL is a Raleigh, North Carolina based television station serving as the NBC affiliate for the Research Triangle Area and part of Capital Broadcasting Company, Inc.).

This new OTT channel allows WRAL viewers to access live content, such as weather reports and live traffic announcements, directly from the WRAL website. This convenient access to live content benefits not only the viewers but also the station, who can now stream important news coverage to more viewers.

See their OTT channel in action below! 

Here’s how OASYS allows users to stream an OTT channel:

An OTT channel can be created using a single channel of OASYS with multiple live inputs. These  can be weather, traffic, sports or other live inputs. Using the flexibility of OASYS’ Graphics Extension package, these live inputs are integrated along with options like squeeze and crawl.

Creating a playlist incorporates all the live inputs for a 24/7 stream with a graphic showing all of the streaming options. In WRAL’s configuraton, the SDI output produced by OASYS is routed to various encoders to produce the IP streaming options needed.

OASYS is a flexible integrated playout software that can be configured to fit virtually any broadcast requirement. To learn how your station can use OASYS to create OTT channels, reach out to our team via our contact page!

Celebrating Diversity and Inclusion on International Day of Persons with Disabilities

The International Day of Persons with Disabilities, observed annually on December 3rd, is a significant occasion that promotes awareness and understanding of the challenges faced by people with disabilities worldwide. Established by the United Nations in 1992, this day serves as a platform to celebrate the achievements and contributions of individuals with disabilities while advocating for a more inclusive and accessible society. 

Theme for 2023: “Building Back Better: Toward a Disability-Inclusive, Accessible and Sustainable Post-COVID-19 World” 

The theme for the International Day of Persons with Disabilities in 2023 emphasizes the importance of ensuring that the recovery from the global COVID-19 pandemic is inclusive and accessible for everyone, including people with disabilities. It calls for building a world that is not only resilient but also prioritizes the needs and rights of persons with disabilities. 

Inclusion and Empowerment  

One of the key aspects of the day is to highlight the importance of inclusion. Inclusive societies recognize and embrace the diversity of their populations, ensuring that everyone, regardless of their abilities, has equal opportunities to participate in all aspects of life. This includes education, employment, social activities, and civic engagement. 

Empowering people with disabilities involves breaking down barriers and stereotypes by fostering an environment where individuals can reach their full potential. This empowerment is not just a moral imperative but also an economic one, as diverse and inclusive societies benefit from the unique perspectives and talents of all their members. 

Making technology accessible for everyone 

Another crucial aspect of International Day of Persons with Disabilities is advocating for accessible infrastructure and technology. From public spaces to digital platforms, it is essential to create environments that accommodate the diverse needs of individuals with disabilities. This includes accessible websites and communication methods, ensuring that no one is left behind in the modern, interconnected world. 

BroadStream is dedicated to helping create a more accessible digital world with the help of accurate captioning and subtitling. Our wide range of captioning solutions create captions for live and pre-recorded video content to help individuals with hearing impairments better understand the audio. If you are hosting events or posting online content to celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities this year, make sure that they are accessible and include accurate captions.  

Generate quick and accurate captions for your content by visiting subcaptioner.com, our online ASR-driven captioning generator. SubCaptioner uses accurate ASR (automatic speech recognition) technology to convert speech to text in just minutes. Individuals with audio or video files can receive a text transcript and closed caption file within minutes and for only $0.25/minute. To get started, simply create a free account following this link. New users receive their first 40 minutes of captioning and transcriptions for free!  

To create accurate captions for a live event, consider our VoCaption live captioning software. VoCaption is a live, automated closed captioning software that’s easy to install and use! VoCaption uses the same powerful ASR technology as our SubCaptioner system to convert speech to text in real time and create a more accessible event for everyone in attendance. Learn more about our VoCaption software here. 

International Day of Persons with Disabilities is a moment to celebrate the achievements of individuals with disabilities, promote inclusivity, and advocate for a world where everyone can participate fully in all aspects of life. If you’re planning an event to celebrate this special day, rely on BroadStream Solutions for accessibility solutions.  

 

World Television Day: Celebrating the Power of the Global Screen

In the age of rapid technological advancements and digital media dominance, World Television Day stands as a reminder of the enduring influence and impact of television on societies across the globe. Established by the United Nations in 1996, this annual observance, celebrated on November 21st, recognizes the pivotal role television plays in shaping public opinion, fostering cultural exchange, and disseminating information. As we delve into the significance of World Television Day, let us explore the evolution of television, its cultural impact, and its role in shaping the world we live in today. 

The Evolution of Television 

The journey of television began in the early 20th century, marked by inventors and engineers experimenting with transmitting images and sounds over the airwaves. The first commercially available television sets emerged in the 1920s and 1930s, introducing a new era of communication and entertainment. Over the decades, television technology has undergone remarkable transformations, transitioning from black-and-white to color, and from analog to digital broadcasting. The advent of cable and satellite television expanded the reach of programming, providing viewers with an unprecedented variety of content. 

Cultural Impact of Television

Television has not only been a technological marvel but also a cultural phenomenon that has significantly influenced society. It has served as a powerful medium for storytelling, bringing narratives from different corners of the world into people’s living rooms. Iconic shows and characters have become embedded in the collective consciousness, shaping cultural identities and sparking conversations. From the gripping dramas of the Golden Age of Television to the groundbreaking reality shows that redefine entertainment, television has played a pivotal role in reflecting and shaping societal norms. 

Television as a Catalyst for Social Change

One of the most impactful aspects of television is its ability to catalyze social change. Through news reporting and documentaries, television has brought attention to critical issues, fostering awareness and mobilizing public opinion. Historic moments, from the Civil Rights Movement to the fall of the Berlin Wall, have been broadcasted to millions, uniting people in shared experiences. In recent years, television has been a platform for discussions on pressing global challenges, including climate change, inequality, and public health crises. 

Globalization of Television

World Television Day highlights the global nature of television, transcending borders and languages. The exchange of television programs across cultures has facilitated a more interconnected world, allowing viewers to glimpse into the lives and perspectives of people in distant lands. International collaborations in the entertainment industry have led to the creation of cross-cultural content, fostering mutual understanding and appreciation. Streaming platforms, with their vast libraries of diverse content, have further accelerated the globalization of television, making it accessible to audiences around the world. 

Television in the Digital Age

The 21st century has witnessed a digital revolution that has reshaped the television landscape. The rise of streaming services has challenged traditional broadcasting models, giving viewers unprecedented control over what, when, and how they consume content. This shift has also given rise to new forms of storytelling, interactive experiences, and innovative content formats. While the traditional television set remains a fixture in many households, an increasing number of viewers are accessing content through a myriad of devices, from smartphones to smart TVs. 

Challenges and Opportunities

As we celebrate World Television Day, it is essential to acknowledge the challenges facing the medium. The proliferation of misinformation, the impact of streaming on traditional broadcasting, and the evolving nature of audience preferences pose significant challenges. However, these challenges also present opportunities for creativity, innovation, and the exploration of new narratives. Television, in its adaptability, has the potential to continue captivating and informing audiences in the ever-evolving digital landscape. 

The Future of Television

Looking ahead, the future of television is marked by both uncertainty and excitement. Technological advancements such as augmented reality (AR) and virtual reality (VR) promise to redefine the viewing experience, blurring the lines between fiction and reality. Interactive storytelling, personalized content recommendations, and artificial intelligence-driven production processes are poised to shape the next chapter in the evolution of television. As the medium continues to evolve, it will be crucial to preserve the values that have made television a powerful force for education, entertainment, and social change. 

World Television Day serves as a time for reflection on the journey of television, from its humble beginnings to its current status as a global cultural force. As we celebrate this day, we recognize the enduring power of television to inform, entertain, and connect people across the world. In an era of constant change, World Television Day invites us to appreciate the medium’s rich history, embrace its present diversity, and anticipate the exciting possibilities that lie ahead for the global screen. Television, in its many forms, continues to be a window to the world, reflecting the shared human experience and shaping the narratives that define our collective story. 

 

How Do You Make Live Streaming Broadcasts More Consumable?

How do you make live streaming broadcasts more consumable?

We recently partnered with Broadcast Pix, a leader in Live Production and Streaming, and our first collaboration is to make their broadcasts more easily consumable. What do we mean by that? It’s really quite simple…the goal is to make any Live Streaming production easy to understand, regardless of the viewer’s screen, current situation or environment and the way you do that is by adding live captions so no matter where you are you can view and understand what’s going on.

Captions are no longer just for the deaf and hearing impaired. In a 2022 survey of 1,200 people, language learning company, Preply determined that 50% of Americans used subtitles and closed captions the vast majority of time they watched video content. The survey pointed out three key reasons for this:

  1. It’s become harder and harder to understand dialog on the TV. 72% of respondents sited this as one of their main reasons for using captions. Why? Multiple reaons including modern TV’s have the speakers in the back instead of the front, the audio is designed for theatrical use but being streamed as compressed audio to the TV at less quality.
  2. It’s just harder to understand dialog, period. Talking too fast, muddled speech, speaking with an accent, loud background music, too many people talking at once, laugh tracks, sound effects, noisy environments whether you’re at home or out in public. Ever tried to watch a program with a bunch a seven year olds running about?
  3. The third reason has to do with age, devices and environments. The younger generations tend to use phones, tablets and laptops with smaller screens and they also tend to watch programming in more public environments like transit or restaurants but also noise averse engironments like libraries and offices where sound would be frowned upon.

I can think of a few more reasons why captions are important. Think English as a second language, speakers that mumble, speakers that talk too fast, poor acoustics, etc. So back to our collaboration with Broadcast Pix.

Broadcast Pix is integrating VoCaption, BroadStream’s automated live captioning solution directly into the various Broadcast Pix Live Production solutions. This will provde Broadcast Pix users with a seamless, very accurate solution for live captions on every production.

VoCaption uses the most accurate speech engine available today and is offered in over 40 languages and is suitable for use in commercial broadcasting, Government and Public Access, Religious and Educational institutions, and corporate broadcasting.

Want to see more. Join us at IBC 2023 in Amsterdam we’ll be at the RAI in Hall 2, Stand B11 providing live demonstrations of a Broadcast Pix FX Hybrid with VoCaption. You can also check our our other ASR solutions that include WincapsASR, Q-LiveASR and SubCaptioner.

VoCaption is also available integrated with OASYS Integrated Playout and will also be on display at IBC2o23.