MiniBlox audio de-embedders from ISIS support 3Gb/s signals.
The ISIS Group is shipping two new MiniBlox de-embedders. The units automatically determine whether a digital input signal is 3G, HD or SD SDI and output broadcast-quality analog or digital audio. The de-embedders are housed in a compact, rugged aluminum case and are ideally suited to both studio and portable applications.
The 4262A 3G-HD-SD dual stereo, analog audio de-embedder extracts two balanced stereo analog audio pairs from any group in the ancillary data space of a 3Gb/s, HD or SD data stream and provides broadcast-quality analog audio outputs. Audio conversion employs high-quality 24-bit DACs. Adjustable full-scale output levels meet all international standards.
The 4262D 3G-HD-SD quad AES audio de-embedder extracts four AES audio streams (eight audio channels) from the ancillary data space of a 3Gb/s, HD or SD data stream and provides broadcast-quality balanced AES audio outputs. Audio can be extracted from any two embedded audio groups.
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