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Cobalt Digital introduces four new signal converters for openGear platform
Sep 29, 2009 2:38 PM
Besides Cobalt Digital’s four new openGear converter cards, the company unveiled a 20-slot openGear module at IBC2009.
Cobalt Digital launched a new line of up/down/crossconverter cards for the Ross Video openGear platform at IBC2009. Each is equipped with a feature set designed for challenging applications.
The new cards include:
• 9822 downconverter with HD/SD-SDI input, embedded audio, frame sync, time code and closed-captioning support
• 9064 up/down/crossconverter with HD/SD-SDI input, RGB color corrector and frame sync
• 9067 upconverter with SD-SDI input, embedded audio, frame sync, time code and closed-captioning support
• 9068 upconverter with SD-SDI input, time code and closed-captioning support
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