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Wohler’s new dual-input SDI audio monitor, the AMP1-16M, offers remote access for set-up and storage of user-defined presets via Ethernet Dual-input audio and video monitoring


Wohler Technologies By Monica Heck


Wohler is showing its new dual-input SDI audio monitor, the AMP1-16M, for the first time at IBC. The product is said to offer


broadcasters high- performance monitoring of embedded audio in two 3G/HD


or SD-SDI streams at an attractive price point.


The 1RU system de-embeds


and provides metering and monitoring of any or all of the 16 audio channels in the selected 3G/HD or SD-SDI stream. Wohler says it offers intuitive operation and clear display of levels and other critical information using bright 2.4- inch LED-backlit LCD displays,


enabling one-touch monitoring and summing of any selected pair(s) to built-in speakers, headphones, or XLR balanced analogue outputs. The monitor offers remote access for set-up and storage of user-defined presets via Ethernet and USB connections, gain


adjustment/trim on individual audio channels with the ability


Groundbreaking NEWSNG system demo


Pals Electronics By David Fox


Pals and Teradium have introduced what they claim is the first Dual Ka-Sat (IP/TV) NEWSNG antenna system.


The lightweight DriveNews PKM-120Ka vehicle-based auto-pointing antenna systems are available in two versions: 77cm or 120cm. They allow one-button-push connection to Eutelsat (stand 1.D59) Ka-Sat within minutes


and a dedicated connection speed of up to 20Mbps upload and 40Mbps download to the internet. The HD video-uplink is being demonstrated in the Outside Exhibit area with video captured using an


to assign channels to either or both analogue outputs as well as select or deselect channel pairs, pass-through of both SDI inputs and reclocked output of the selected monitored SDI stream. Following the recent release of the DVM-2443 MPEG/ASI/IP monitor with four 4.3-inch screens, Wohler is also showcasing three new additions


Hitachi SK HD-1000 camera with a BMS (stand 1.A10) CW-HD1000 COFDM wireless system, sent to the NEWSNG vehicle, where it is encoded, and uplinked via a 120cm KA- band Drive-Away system from Pals using Eutelsat’s Tooway satellite service. The live video transmission is


to the DVM family of video monitors at IBC: the new DVM- 5210, a 5-RU system with two 10-inch screens; the DVM- 4290, a 4-RU system with two 9-inch screens; and the DVM- 3270, a 3-RU system with two 7-inch screens.


All of the DVM MPEG monitors are said to provide convenient at-a-glance monitoring of programme content from 3G/HD/SD-SDI inputs and MPEG-2/4 ASI and Ethernet IP streams. 10.A10


screened on the Hitachi (11.E30) and Pals stands (4.A51) via terrestrial internet. The system offers roaming capability in all 82 Ka-Sat footprints, covering almost all of Europe, Turkey, parts of the Middle East and Northern Africa. OE105


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