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IBC2012 Show Preview TSL Professional Products
PAM2 MK2 features Dolby audio decoding
Dolby audio formats that are used throughout the HD broadcast chain (Dolby Digital Plus, Dolby Digital and Dolby E). The company explained that the
new module would enable the PAM2 MK2 to perform Dolby E decoding and external speaker monitoring, as well as Dolby Digital Plus with surround descriptive audio and stream mixing, which will evolve to 7.1 as broadcasters adopt the full cinematic experience. Configurable loudness
The PAM2 MK2 featuring Dolby’s Cat. 1100 module on show at IBC By Monica Heck
TSL IS showing its PAM2 MK2 multichannel audio monitoring unit (PAM2 3G16 MK2) with an option for the latest in Dolby decoding technologies at the show this year. The MK2 delivers a new set
of features for precision audio monitoring, including an SDI output connection to export display information to an external video monitor, a front-panel USB port for preset save/recall management and an Ethernet port
providing network connectivity to web browsers and system management software applications. The new platform is built upon
TSL’s existing PAM2 features, including loudness-compliance monitoring and audio delay to match video latency. TSL, as a member of the
Dolby OEM Partner Program, announced that the PAM2 MK2 is one of the first audio monitoring solutions to feature Dolby’s CAT1100 module, a new platform for comprehensive decoding and monitoring of
information, in full compliance with EBU R128 and ATSC A85, is one of the resident metering sets available both on-board the PAM2 MK2 and exportable to an external display from the SDI port. TSL said it plans to incorporate an array of new features into the PAM2 MK2 in the next few months including Dialogue intelligence Loudness Measurement, simultaneous Multichannel and Stereo outputs and selectable error concealment. The company explained that these future features would be available to early adopters of the PAM2 MK2 as they are released. 10.B41
Alphatron: In view
ALPHATRON’S EVF-035W-3G electronic viewfinder was developed by TVLogic and recently started shipping, writes David Fox. The 3.5-inch 16:9 LED backlit 960x640 LCD has HDMI and 3G/HD-SDI input and output (including HDMI- to-HD-SDI conversion), and professional features such as audio level meter, time code display, range error, zebra pattern, and focus assist. It is also showing
Kino Flo Happy birthday to you… By Ian McMurray
CELEBRATING YOUR 25th birthday at IBC isn’t something everyone would choose to do — but that’s what exhibitor Kino Flo is doing. For its 25th anniversary, Kino Flo has added three families of
dimming products: the Universal BarFly 400D and 200D, the Universal Tegra 4Bank, and the DMX Imara S10 and S6 studio fixtures. These new additions to the company’s softlights include power- factor corrected electronics and dimming/switching lamp controls. The company has also christened its 25th year with the introduction of the new Celeb 200 and Celeb 200 DMX softlights. “Lighting challenges
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confronting today’s cinema and television production crews are what inspire us to produce meaningful solutions,” said Frieder Hochheim, president and founder of Kino Flo. “As the industry evolves from silver halide-based technology to zeros and ones, the lighting equation has changed as well. Camera makers have assured us that we should view the new world of electronic capture the same as we did in the film-centric world, but the reality has proven quite different in many ways from film capture.”
“Kino Flo has pioneered
advanced fluorescent technology to serve as the basis for all of our lighting solutions,” continued Hochheim, “But as we move forward and embrace new technologies to meet the demands of a complex imaging industry, our cool, energy efficient soft Kino Flos do not take a back seat to any other light sources, even as advances in LED and plasma sources show promise.” 11.E33
products from camRade (with dedicated WetSuits for the latest cameras and camera bags), Genustech (video and DSLR accessories), Brightcast (with what is claimed to be the first-ever focusable LED panel — focusing from a 4˚ spot to a 50˚ flood), Triad (professional shooting tools), Ledpro (on-camera LED lights) and Zunow (wide conversion lenses). 11.B40
www.tvbeurope.com September 2012
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