DNF Controls to release new replay control for on-air talent

Feb 18, 2009 8:18 AM

    

At the 2009 NAB Show, DNF Controls will show the Dakota, a replay control solution for on-air announcers and talent that offers simple and safe control over on-air replays — including pause, play, slow-motion forward and slow-motion reverse at fixed speeds — on the on-air channel. Dakota automatically switches control of the on-air channel to the announcer's control panel. Tally indicators let announcers know when they have control.




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