PlayBox Neo will demonstrate the latest additions to its range of broadcast playout and channel branding solutions on stand A18 at the Future of Media Exhibition (FOMEX). The 2024 event will take place from Monday 19 through Wednesday 21 February at the Arena Riyadh in the Saudi Arabian capital. The PlayBox Neo team will include Detelin Georgiev (Regional Sales Manager for the Middle East and CIS) and Nikolay Spasov (Head of Technical Department).
PlayBox Neo offers a wide range of products and services used by broadcasters and media channel operators around the world. PlayBox Neo solutions can be configured to support any type of media workflow from ingest, graphics preparation, text manipulation, ad insertion and program scheduling to playout.
“Building on 24 years of experience, PlayBox Neo systems have secured a high reputation for reliability, ease of operation, cost-effectiveness and high-quality post-sale support,” says Detelin Georgiev. “Designed to integrate easily into SDI, IP and hybrid environments, they can be operated with any desired level of automation up to fully 24/7 hands-off playout while retaining the freedom to make near-transmission schedule changes or accommodate live-to-air news.”
“Our FOMEX activity will also include demonstrations of recent additions to the PlayBox Neo range of solutions,” Nikolay Spasov adds. “Media Gateway, ProductionAirBox Neo-20, plus the latest AirBox Neo-20 playout and IP streaming system are designed to streamline workflows and enhance productivity in broadcasting operations. We are looking forward to showcasing firsthand our commitment to innovation and customer satisfaction.”
“We are thrilled to be part of FOMEX 2024 and to showcase our industry-leading solutions to one of the most dynamic in the global media marketplace – the MENA territories,” Detelin Georgiev summarizes. “We look forward to meeting existing customers, system integrators and distributors from across the region and demonstrating the versatility of our solutions to potential new business partners.”