ERLANGER, KY, August 20, 2008— TVOne-task’s newest product family consists of one CAT.5/6 transmitter and two receivers. The 1T-CT-621 transmitter used in conjunction with the 1T-CT-624 receiver can achieve distances up to 150m (450 feet) while the 1T-CT-628 receiver can achieve distances up to 250m (750 feet.) The units can handle maximum resolutions up to 1920×1200 and 1080p @ 60Hz with embedded audio. They are HDCP and v1.2 HDMI compliant. For normal operation, two Cat.5/5E or 6 cables are required, one for the main signal and one for the HDCP/DDC signal. Single cable operation is possible under certain circumstances but it is recommended that the user checks with TV One Tech Support. The receivers provide Gain and Equalization adjustments. The system is fully compatible with DVI-D signals. The unique TVOne-task locking power connectors are used to enhance overall system security. All three units are available for immediate shipment. more
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August 13, 2008
Company Offers New 3Gb/s Transport Solution for Field and Harsh-Environment Applications
LOCUST VALLEY, NY – MultiDyne Video & Fiber Optic Systems, a leading provider of fiber optics for the transport of video and audio for broadcast & pro A/V applications, will unveil the next generation in fiber optic transport solutions at the 2008 International Broadcasting Conference (IBC) being held September 12-16, 2008, in Amsterdam (Stand 2.A54).
“MultiDyne has taken its affordable, future-proof fiber transport solutions and packaged them in a field-portable system for applications where battery-powered equipment is required,” said Bob McAlpine, vice president of global sales and business development. “By incorporating our 3Gb/s fiber technology into a field-ready system, MultiDyne is enabling more broadcasters to easily and affordably migrate their operations to digital and high-definition services.” more
~ MusiLUX and SpeakerLUX Cables Prevalent Throughout Video Post Facility~
HILLSIDE, NJ – SOS Video Communications is now totally wired! A Columbus, Ohio-based video post facility known for its regional commercial and corporate projects, SOS Video Communications turned to Wireworks Corporation, the leading innovator of audio/video cabling systems, for the company’s best-selling MusiLUX and SpeakerLUX products that are being utilized throughout SOS’ facility. more
Denver, CO, August 11, 2008 ― The RapcoHorizon Company, leading manufacturers of audio and video interfacing and cable equipment, is featuring its Floor Pocket Box and Mini Floor Boxes at CEDIA 2008 (Booth 336). The two products were developed for fixed installations such as stage applications in theaters, schools, gymnasiums, church balconies, corporate installations, and video and audio production facilities. more
LAKEWOOD, NJ – Performers are now not the only shining stars on stage— Neutrik USA’s best-selling XX series XLR’s have officially been blinged out with Swarovski crystals. Named, CrystalCon, this connector line is geared towards users looking for that extra sparkle on stage or onset.
Fancy, noble, valuable and attractive – the crystal XLR’s and crystal Plugs, made with Swarovski crystals are eye catchers, offering a unique appearance and innovative look. Now visually enhanced by CRYSTALLIZED TM – Swarovski Elements, CrystalCon is based on established Neutrik connector products, offering all the benefits and features found in the company’s best-selling XLR’s. CrystalCon is also branded with a unique hologram, which guarantees a genuine and authentic Neutrik product. more
Denver, CO, August 5, 2008 ― Oculus Designs, a division of The RapcoHorizon Company, a leading manufacturer of audio/video interfacing and cable equipment, is featuring its Bulk Wire Pull Boxes at CEDIA 2008 (Booth 336). The innovative pull box design, available in 500 and 1000 feet of cable, consists of an inner plastic lining that offers greater support for heavy duty speaker wires by minimizing typical abuse from regular wear and tear. more
BEIJING, CHINA – As athletes from across the globe are put to the test during the 2008 Summer Olympic Games, Neutrik® will be there to ensure that its broadcast customers won’t miss a moment of the action. Broadcasters will be able to go to the Neutrik Service Center for all their last minute, on site connectivity, including connectors, adapters, cable assembly and repair work.
Beginning July 21st, and located just a few feet from the International Broadcast Center, the Neutrik Service Center will be operational throughout the Olympic Games, which will be held in Beijing, People’s Republic of China from August 8 to August 24, 2008. more
NEW YORK — July 28, 2008 — During the 2008 Olympic Games, the Genesis Networks fiber infrastructure will deliver broadcast news feeds to global audiences from key Beijing landmarks as part of a service offered to news teams by Global Vision, a leading provider of broadcasting and transmission services in the Asia/Pacific region. more
Dick’s Sporting Goods Field, home of the Colorado Rapids Major League Soccer team, is the largest professional soccer complex in the world and features state-of-the-art audio and video systems. The facility boasts the largest video scoreboard and the most LED boards for a stadium its size as well as the only fully-integrated video and LED electronic video board system. Throughout the complex, cabling from Gepco International is used to connect the technologies, maximizing the experience for viewers in the stands and at home. more
LAS VEGAS, NV, JUNE 18, 2008 - Neutrik, designer and manufacturer of the XX series XLR cable connector, showcases its power as an industry leader in connectivity with its enhanced 32 Amp PowerCon® at InfoComm 2008 (Booth C3657). Neutrik’s new 32 Amp PowerCon is a high-capacity connector that meets the ever increasing demand for higher power transfer and load in the AV industry. more
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