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Broadcast Engineering TV: Thomson Grass Valley

be_thomson_nab2009.jpgThomson Grass Valley‘s Kayenne video production center is a new family of switchers that integrates features of the company’s Kalypso and Kayak models and adds new advances that help to streamline production workflow for HD projects. Watch the video.

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Solid State Logic Announces Integration Partnership with Ross Video for the New C10 Digital Broadcast Console

Press Release

At NAB (Booth N4031), world-leading media technology innovator Solid State Logic (SSL) will announce a partnership with Ross Video to fully integrate the Ross OverDrive Production Control System, used to control video and audio components in a broadcast environment, with the C10 Digital Broadcast Audio Console. This strategic integration delivers essential control of the C10 fader, channel on/off and pan operations to the OverDrive system, increasing production workflow through pre-programmed automation functions, resulting in reduced engineering time on task. Read on at The Briefing Room

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Broadcast Engineering TV: Sony

be_sony_nab2009.jpgSony’s HSC-300 HD studio camera is designed to provide broadcasters a high-quality, yet accessible entry into HD production. Watch the video.

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Blackmagic Design Announces New Audio Mini Converters

Press Release

Blackmagic Design announced two new audio Mini Converters with innovative features and technologies. Mini Converter SDI to Audio de-embeds audio from the SDI input out to either 4 channels of balanced analog audio or 8 channels of AES/EBU digital audio. Audio can be switched between analog and digital audio. SDI input video features a loop-thru output for connection to other SDI devices. Read on at The Briefing Room

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A Sexy KVM Switch?

Avocent control softwareLet’s be honest; when I saw my appointment with Avocent (who?), I found their web site, saw that they produced KVM switches (what?) and immediately penciled in a (yawn). I couldn’t have been more wrong—just got back from the meet, and I’m jazzed.

Avocent is shipping KVM over a network, and I want one. In case you don’t know, KVM technology stands for keyboard, video and mouse, and desktop units, like the four-port unit that I currently have, let you control multiple computers from one keyboard, mouse and monitor. While I couldn’t live without mine, it’s not the sexiest piece of hardware in my office. more

What Up at Focus Enhancements?

Focus Enhancements FS-5Focus Enhancements sells an assortment of products in multiple markets, so it’s always a fun visit at NAB. The coolest item this year was an upgrade of the company’s popular FS-5 DTE recorder, which includes the ability to create MPEG-4 proxy files after recording for preview on the FS-5′s color LCD. MPEG-4 is a good choice, since you can obviously play the clips on a computer, upload them to a video sharing site or display them on most mobile devices.

Also new is the ability to wirelessly log clip metadata using any WiFi capable device like an iPod. You can even link multiple FS-5 units together and add the same metadata to all units simultaneously. FS-5 version 2.0 should ship in May and will be free to all customers who purchased the FS-5 between February 2009 and June 30, 2009. Otherwise, the upgrade will cost $39. more

Broadcast Engineering TV: Panasonic

be_panasonic_nab2009.jpgPansonic’s new AG-HPX300 is a full 10-bit, 4:2:2 professional HD camcorder with a 17X interchangeable lens, three 1/3in 2.2-megapixel 3-CMOS imagers and full 1920×1080, 10-bit 4:2:2 AVC-Intra recording. Watch the video.

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Boinx Software Joins Noise Industries Development Partner Program, Releases FxTiles FxPack at NAB 2009

Press Release

Noise Industries, developer of visual effects tools for the postproduction and broadcast markets, announced that new development partner, Boinx Software, has released the FxTiles FxPack at NAB 2009. The FxFactory-powered FxTiles is a brand-new collection of 3D filters and transitions designed for the Adobe After Effects CS3 / CS4, Apple Final Cut Studio and Apple Final Cut Express applications. A well known developer of video applications for the Mac platform, Boinx Software has an extensive background and a list of accolades for their impressive image technology developments. Read on at The Briefing Room

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MixBlog: You Down With FCP?

Mix FCP NAB 2009From Mix‘s Kevin Becka
FCP (Final Cut Plug-in) is the latest release from the folks at SmartSound, the creators Sonicfire Pro 5. The plug-in provides interoperability between Apple Final Cut Pro and Sonicfire Pro 5 featuring the ability to set markers in Final Cut which in turn enables Sonicfire to calculate the exact amount of music needed. Continue reading at MixBlog.

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Miranda Technologies Joins AmberFin Global OEM Partner Program to Enhance Playout Offering

Press Release

AmberFin announces that Miranda Technologies has signed an OEM agreement to incorporate and resell AmberFin’s industry-leading iCR ingest functionality as part of its playout server offering. As a result of this agreement, Miranda customers will receive significant benefits including best-in-class multi-format SD/HD ingest, ultra-reliability, easy integration and multi-vendor interoperability. Read on at The Briefing Room

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