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Ensemble Designs Products

Ensemble Designs has 28 new products at NAB 2009 Cindy Zuelsdorf of Ensemble Design demonstrates one of them -- the company's new 4500 MPEG transport stream processor for translating DVB-ASI to SMPTE 310M in broadcast and satellite applications....

TANDBERG Television EN8100 MPEG-2 SD encoder

Matthew Goldman, vice president of technology, compression systems at TANDBERG Television, demonstrates the new EN8100 MPEG-2 SD encoder.....

Wohler AMP2

Wohler president and CEO, Carl Dempsey, shows the AMP2 16-channel multirate SDI audio monitors with Dolby capability....

Utah Scientific UTAH-100 family

Jeff Levie, chief technical officer of Utah Scientific, shows the UTAH-100 family of compact routing switchers and signal distribution amplifiers....

Evertz StreamLINK

Evertz's StreamLINK encoders and decoders work with the IntelliTrak audio and video lip synchronization analyzer....

Harris Mobile DTV

Jay Adrick, vice president of broadcast technology for Harris, gives an overview of the various components and systems that comprise the company’s ATSC MPH Mobile DTV solution....

360 Systems MAXX-1200 HD server

Robert Easton, founder and president of 360 Systems, demonstrates the MAXX-1200 HD server, three video channels and 4TB of internal storage....

JVC HM700 camera

JVC’s Carl Hicks, director of broadcast sales demonstrates the company’s new HM700 camera, which records directly to SDHC memory cards in the QuickTime format for Final Cut Pro and optionally to SxS media compatible with Sony's XDCAM EX format....

Mobile DTV breakfast panel

The Open Mobile Video Coalition (OMVC) panel meets with NAB attendees to discuss the latest mobile DTV topics, including broadcaster and device manufacturer commitment, the affordable transmission facility improvements and system architecture....

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