Pick Hits

Jun 1, 2010 12:00 PM

Check out the 20 most exciting products from the 2010 NAB Show, chosen by a group of your peers.

    
Pick Hit 2010

DTC-720 Xpect

DekTec Digital Video
+31 35 6469210

www.dektec.com

24/7 transport stream monitoring software package continuously checks transport stream for compliance to TR 101 290 and compares each stream to a user-created template (defining the expected properties of the transport stream); any violations of the TR 101 290 rules or mismatches to the template are logged in a database and can be signalled to an NMS through SNMP traps or as an IP/UDS-based message; keeps logs of statistical information (such as bit rates, number of CC errors and scrambled status), tables and individual components in the monitored stream; monitors multiple transport streams simultaneously, applying different test criteria to each stream.

BrightEye 57

Ensemble Designs
530-478-1830

www.ensembledesigns.com

Genlockable sync generator and test signal generator can be used as either a slave or master reference generator; can lock to house reference or to its own internal precision standard; suited for remote trucks, post, helicopters and flypacks; 1.5Gb/s HD, 3Gb/s HD or SD SDI test signals or black with embedded audio is output on the SDI BNCs; 3G Level A and Level B are supported; composite, HD tri-level sync and AES digital audio outputs also are provided; three user-programmable outputs are selectable between AES, LTC, Wordclock or 6Hz Pulse; analog audio and AES outputs provide tone or silence.

LTR-100HS

FOR-A
201-944-1120

www.for-a.com

Video archive recorder supports LTO-5 technology, the latest standard in long-term, high-capacity tape storage; makes file ingest workflow more efficient; reduces archive space requirements; equipped with an MPEG-2 codec, the LTR-100HS includes an MXF wrapper/unwrapper, so MXF files (XDCAM HD/HD422/IMX) recorded to LTO-5 tape can be used directly by many NLE systems.

Ignite Konnect

Grass Valley
503-526-8100

www.grassvalley.com

Provides automation control of the Grass Valley Kalypso and Kayenne video production switchers; designed to provide an easy, flexible transition to live production automation; for live production automation applications where a user already has a Kalypso or Kayenne switcher in place; allows users to automate as much or as little of their workflow as they need; requires little or no change to existing switcher effects.

OP+TDMT/R+8

Harris
800-231-9673

www.broadcast.harris.com

Fiber-optic products can transport up to four 3Gb/s, eight HD-SDI or eight SD/ASI signals, or any combination equal to 12Gb/s of transport signals, over a single optical fiber; allow for up to 24 independent 3Gb/s or 48 independent HD/SD/ASI signals in a single 2RU frame; TDM, CWDM and DWDM are implemented in the line; using CWDM or DWDM, several signals can be combined into single wavelengths to provide a cost-effective and expandable design.

BlueSet

JK Audio
815-786-2929

www.jkaudio.com

Series of intercom headset adapters uses Bluetooth wireless technology; headset interfaces plug directly into most party-line beltpacks, replacing wired headsets; a 3.5mm stereo headset jack contains a mic level output signal suitable for recording, with the beltpack headphone signal on the left channel and the Bluetooth return signal on the right; a switch selects between connection to a third-party Bluetooth headset or a cell phone.

Kahuna 360

Snell
818-556-2616

www.snellgroup.com

Production switcher platform supports 16 simultaneous broadcast productions in single mainframe; engineered for the most demanding production requirements; employs live assist and workflow tools to streamline operations; features Snell's Format Fusion3 technology, which supports any combination of SD, HD and 3G/1080p inputs and outputs, and seamlessly converts them to and from the required standards; designed to handle 3-D content with ease.

Automatic Loudness Control

Miranda
514-333-1772

www.miranda.com

Automatic Loudness Control (ALC) solution prevents excessive jumps in program-to-program and channel-to-channel loudness levels; available for multiple Densité interfaces; designed to address all typical loudness problems including audio level changes between programs and commercials, without adversely impacting program content; three ALC solutions are available: ALC with Linear Acoustic AEROMAX processing, ALC with Jünger Audio Level Magic processing, and ALC with Miranda's low-cost, high-performance wideband audio processing.

Neo3D

CineForm
858-345-2645

www.cineform.com

Delivers a real-time 3-D editing workflow compatible with Premiere Pro, After Effects, Final Cut Pro, Media Composer, Vegas and other editorial and effects tools in a manner similar to editing any CineForm 2D file; at the heart of the system is First Light 3D; all 2D and 3-D adjustments are implemented as active metadata under control of First Light; features display support for most 3-D monitors, keyframable 3-D adjustments (all real-time), individual eye adjustments for color and image flip, and keystoning adjustment.

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