Echolab unveils latest Opera production switcher

Oct 25, 2007 1:54 PM

    
Echolab Opera 16 x 16 production switcher

The Opera 16 x 16 production switcher from Echolab.

Echolab has made available its Opera 16 x 16 production switcher, which features a 16-input chassis and provides simultaneous outputs of 16 SDI, eight composite analog and four component analog signal channels, allowing greater production flexibility and allocation of clean feeds and aux M/E outputs.

Advanced features available for the Opera production switcher include new floating internal frame synchronization and storage options for every input. This option eliminates the need for genlocked sources and external A-to-D converters, simplifying installation and significantly reducing overall system costs. Introduced earlier this year, a new FX pack adds DVEs, linear and chroma keyers and extended clean-feed and DSK functions.

For more information, visit 216.219.152.76/page4/page16/index.html.




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