Italian OB provider outfits new HD truck with Kaleido-X multi-image display processor

Nov 18, 2008 9:13 AM

    
Videe has selected a Kaleido-X multi-image display system for its new HD OB truck.

Videe has selected a Kaleido-X multi-image display system for its new HD OB truck.

Videe, an Italian provider of TV and satellite systems for studio and outside broadcast productions, has selected a Miranda Technologies Kaleido-X multi-image display system for Unit 10, its new HD OB truck.

The 12-camera truck is due to cover a wide mix of major sporting and musical events this year, including several Italian Series A soccer matches and concerts.

The truck’s multi-image display system will present 96 video inputs across nine 46in plasma screens, including camera feeds, satellite feeds, external OB vehicle feeds, VTRs, AVS recordings and more.

Each Kaleido-X multi-image output can be controlled completely independently, using remote panels or via on-screen mouse control from the truck’s audio, production and vision control desks. The monitoring layouts can be quickly reconfigured for different productions with flexible control over window positioning and sizing. The XEdit multiroom layout editor makes it easy to share sources across multiple areas controlled by multiple operators.

For more information, visit www.miranda.com/kx.




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