Just another Penton Media weblog

Archive of the Satellite equipment, services Category

Algolith Launches Most Cost Effective Video Quad Split Solution at HD World

Video quad split offers unparalleled image quality and flexibility of metadata views


At HD World Booth #1040


New York, NY (October 13, 2009) — Algolith Inc, a leader in advanced world-class video processing solutions for broadcast, cable, satellite, and IPTV providers, today announced the launch of their newest product, the Algogear™ Video Quad Split (VQS-1001-MD), which will be launched at HD World on October 14th and 15th in New York city, at booth #1040.


Simplifies Monitoring – delivers unsurpassed flexibility of metadata display on all 4 signals

The Algogear Video Quad Split (VQS-1001-MD) with 4 SD/HD SDI inputs and outputs offers broadcasters a quick snapshot of 4 video feeds with their respective audios as well as metadata on one single monitor. The Algogear Video Quad split simplifies monitoring and offers users a wide variety of options for viewing metadata such as Time Code more

Algolith to Debut Signal Conformity Monitor at HD World

Algolith’s Algogear Card- One Card, One Price, More ChoicesNew time-saving tool offers quick visual display of image degradation


Montreal, Quebec (October 7, 2009) — Algolith Inc, a leader in advanced world-class video processing solutions for broadcast, cable, satellite, and IPTV providers, today announced the launch of their newest product, the Algogear Signal Conformity Monitor, which will be showcased at HD World on October 14th and 15th in New York city, at booth #1040.


Image comparison tool quickly pinpoints discrepancies

The Algogear™ Signal Conformity Monitor (SCM-1001-MD), part of the Algogear line of video processing solutions, is a testing tool for television studio labs to quickly and conveniently monitor video images and compare the differences in an image after some processing.


“When receiving video signals and running them through processes such as encoding, decoding, transport or more

Digital Rapids Unlocks the Power of Digital Content Distribution with MediaMesh

Advanced media distribution architecture and robust receiving appliances deliver increased efficiency, automation and cost savings


September 10, 2009 — IBC 2009, Amsterdam, Stand 7.G41: Digital Rapids today announced the launch of the new MediaMesh content distribution system. Combining a robust, scalable delivery framework with full-featured, flexible receiving appliances, MediaMesh provides efficient, automated distribution of digital media between content providers, contributors, aggregators and distribution partners.


Digital Rapids’ MediaMesh RX ApplianceToday’s exploding volume of content and broad range of distribution outlets demand easier and more efficient mechanisms for media delivery. The scope of distribution far exceeds the traditional scenario of cable and broadcast affiliates, as distribution channels may span multiple platforms, VOD, Electronic Sell-Through and more, each with specific formatting requirements. Expensive, time-consuming and labor-intensive physical delivery mechanisms are no longer efficient in today’s fast-moving media economy. The MediaMesh content delivery system more

Nucomm Showcases ProQ Digital IFB System at IBC 2009

nucomm-proq-dtv-ifb-front-panel-rendering.jpgAMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS - Nucomm, part of The Vitec Group’s RF Extreme business unit, and a leading provider of digital and analog microwave systems to international broadcast, government and military markets, is showcasing its ProQ Digital IFB (Interruptible Feedback) System at IBC 2009 (Stand 1.B31). more

RF Central Features RFX-RMR-X6-II-D Six-Way Diversity Receiver at IBC 2009

rf-central-rfx-rmr-x6-ll-d.jpgAMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS – RF Central, part of The Vitec Group’s RF Extreme business unit, and a leading provider of digital and analog microwave systems to international broadcast, government and military markets, is featuring its RFX-RMR-X6-II-D six-way COFDM diversity receiver at IBC 2009 (Stand 1.B31). Building on the success of its signature RFX-RMR-X6 and RMR-X6-II, RF Central’s RFX-RMR-X6-II-D now features an internal SD/HD Decoder. more

Nucomm Features Upgraded ChannelMaster 7 Split Box Portable Microwave Link System at IBC 2009

nucomm-channelmaster-7-portable-microwave-link-system.jpgAmsterdam, Netherlands - Nucomm, part of The Vitec Group’s RF Extreme business unit, and a leading provider of digital and analog microwave systems to international broadcast, government and military markets, is featuring its highly popular upgraded ChannelMaster 7 series ‘split box’ portable microwave link system at IBC 2009 (Stand 1.B31). more

PBS station’s transition to HD made simple with Algolith Upconverter and Noise Reducer

America’s first educational television station HoustonPBS, selects Algolith for Transition to HD

PBS station’s shift to HD made simple with Algogear Upconverter and Noise Reducer


Montreal, Quebec (August 26, 2009) — Algolith Inc, a leader in advanced world-class video processing solutions for broadcast, cable, satellite, and IPTV providers, today announced HoustonPBS has selected the Algogear Upconverter and Noise Reduction XVC-1011-UC solution to transition its station from SD to HD to achieve the highest possible video image quality for its viewers. HoustonPBS holds a significant importance in the history of public broadcasting as it was America’s first educational television station and was one of the founding stations of the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS) in 1969.


Today, HoustonPBS broadcasts in High Definition (HD) on Comcast Channel 308 (KUHT HD)—a HD version of their analog channel. Some of the most acclaimed PBS series and specials are already available in high more

The Vitec Group Creates European Regional Office for Its RF Extreme Business Unit

rf-extremes-keith-gibson-on-left-and-simon-clifford-on-right.jpgCARLISLE, PA/HACKETTSTOWN, NJ - RF Extreme, a business unit within The Vitec Group that comprises the leading microwave brands Nucomm, Microwave Service Company and RF Central, has announced the creation of its European regional office located in the United Kingdom. more

Nucomm Upgrades ChannelMaster 7 Split Box Portable Microwave Link System

nucomm-channelmaster-7-portable-microwave-link-system.jpgHACKETTSTOWN, NJ – Nucomm, part of The Vitec Group’s RF Extreme business unit, and a leading provider of digital and analog microwave systems for the broadcast industry, common carrier, cable, government, military and international marketplace, has upgraded its highly popular ChannelMaster 7 series ’split box’ portable microwave link system. more

RF Central Gives MVP Performance at 80th Annual Major League Baseball All-Star Game

rf-centrals-cmt-ii-at-2009-mlb-all-star-game-batting-practice.jpgRMR-X6-II Six-Way Diversity Receivers, RFX-CMT-II Camera Mounted Transmitters And RFX-HD-D Decoders Provide Flawless Signal Coverage


ST. LOUIS, MO - RF Central, part of The Vitec Group’s RF Extreme business unit, and a leading provider of digital and analog microwave systems for the Sports & Entertainment market, as well as the Broadcast, Government, Military and International marketplace, hit a home run at this year’s MLB All-Star game in Saint Louis as its RFX-CMT-II camera mounted transmitters, RMR-X6-II diversity receivers, and RFX-HD-D Decoders provided interference-free coverage. more

About

The Broadcast Engineering Briefing Room provides up-to-the-minute information about industry news, products, technology and business announcements, direct from their source. The releases shown here are posted by companies and their representatives and are not edited or previewed by Broadcast Engineering staff. The content providers are solely responsible for the content of their posts. If you would like your company’s news and information to appear here, contact us at info@broadcastengineering.com.

Calendar

November 2009
M T W T F S S
« Oct    
 1
2345678
9101112131415
16171819202122
23242526272829
30  

Your Account

Subscribe

Subscribe to RSS Feed

Subscribe to MyYahoo News Feed

Subscribe to Bloglines

Google Syndication

Back to Top