Iroquois, ON, Canada - July 9, 2008 - TV Bandeirantes continues to invest in Ross Video purchasing two Vision 2 Multi-Definition Production Switchers. The Vision 2 switchers will be used to broadcast the 2008 Pekin Olympics in Beijing.

Having experience with previous Ross Synergy and Vision production switcher purchases, Vision 2 offers the feature set and reliability that TV Bandeirantes requires to broadcast the 2008 Pekin Olympics.

“We already have experience with Ross’ Vision line, owning a Vision 3,” said Rubens Fernando Ortiz, Director of Engineering. “Vision is not only affordable, but continues to offer TV Bandeirantes features to further us within the broadcast industry.”

“Ross Video continues to build a valuable relationship with TV Bandeirantes,” said Fernando Paulino, International Sales Manager, Latin America. “Their experience with Vision speaks for itself, offering key features that only advance TV Bandeirantes in the marketplace.”

The Vision Series is Ross’ next generation multi-definition production switcher, handling standard and high-definition formats. The Vision MD/X is a great choice for the most demanding newscasts, sports and special events with either HD or SD requirements or a mix of both.

TV Bandeirantes, the first Brazilian television to fully broadcast in color, later became a national broadcasting network in Brazil. TV Bandeirantes is based in São Paulo and part of Grupo Bandeirantes de Comunicação. They currently rank 4th in the Brazil TV network ratings.

About Ross Video

Ross Video designs, manufactures and supports a wide range of innovative products for use in live production applications in over 100 countries. Over the past 15 years Ross has grown an average of 20% year over year and currently employs 300 incredibly talented people. Ross’ award winning product line includes Vision and Synergy Multi-Definition Video Production Switchers, openGear, RossGear and GearLite Terminal Equipment, SoftMetal Video Servers, and the OverDrive Production Control System. News and information are available at www.rossvideo.com.

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