A common fixture in mobile broadcasting vehicles for key and fill applications, the Omega HD can also provide an alternative to high-end instant replay.
Fast Forward Video showed its Omega HD DVR at HD World. For high-end recording and playback, the unit can record either SD or HD video with J2K compression and up to 100Mb/s. Using the Omega HD recorder, users can simultaneously record, play, and store multiple SD and HD video files, as well as create video clips, loops, and playlists using the simple-touch front panel or RS-422 controls. These features make the Omega HD ideal for graphics, key and fill, station automation, commercial insertion, and instant replay applications.
A common fixture in mobile broadcasting vehicles for key and fill applications, the Omega HD can also provide an alternative to high-end instant replay. It is fully compatible with EVS controllers and is designed to provide exceptional image quality at less than half the cost per channel.
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