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MORE THAN 90,000 people are expected to visit the Las Vegas
Convention Center for this month’s NAB show. With more than 1,500 companies represented, there will be product launches aplently. Other highlights for 2013 include Academy Award and Golden Globe-winning producer Jon Landau, who will keynote the show’s Technology Summit on Cinema on Sunday 7 April. Training will be offered in areas such as post-production, digital publishing and DSLR filmmaking, while conferences will discuss topics including Cloud computing, advanced technologies for television and radio, and creating original web content. New for NAB 2013 from Aeta
Audio Systems is the Scoop Fone HD, a professional mobile phone that offers significant audio quality increase to 7kHz/HD Voice in 3G/UMTS mobile networks, and integrates 3.1kHz 2G telephone calls into the broadcast chain (HD Voice is also available on some 2G networks). Also showing for the first time
is Aeta’s Scoopy+, a complete portable codec supporting HD Voice (7kHz) and the LTE standard. LTE provides an alternative to congested 3G networks by enabling up to 100Mbps download and 50Mbps upload, with lower latency for better performance during live transmissions, and better coverage in rural areas by using lower frequencies in the 800MHz band.
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the receiving end. Scoop Fone HD’s broadcast specification input and output interfaces
with full RF shielding of all audio circuits ensure
The Scoop Fone HD is new from Aeta Audio Systems
Another new product is the Scoop Fone HD wireless unit combined in a studio or a mobile truck rack, which allows superior broadcasting quality at
interference-free audio. Anton/Bauer will present the DIONIC HD for broadcast and digital media professionals, a new lithium-ion (Li-Ion) battery. Part of the company’s Logic Series of batteries, the DIONIC HD powers high-current applications in a lightweight and robust package: it delivers up
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video production environments. A push-to-talk button allows technical directors to facilitate camera movements and communicate with production personnel while remaining mobile. Cameramen can mount a belt clip to the back of the device for on-cable attachments. Power over Ethernet (PoE) capability allows studio and production personnel to move around the studio with freedom, using a single-wire, high- bandwidth IP connection. BroaMan will exhibit its
to 10 amps of power and incorporates the company’s latest software architecture and an improved LCD for superior safety and reliability in the most extreme environmental conditions. Barix will show its partyline
intercom solution in Las Vegas – including its first two-way audio application for the TV and video production space. The Annuncicom PS1 doubles as an IP paging and intercom device, with a simple and compact design for use in fast-paced
Repeat48 and Repeat48CWDM plug-and-play video conversion solutions. The Repeat platform devices convert 3G/HD/SD-SDI (or MADI) signals from coaxial cables to fibre and back. Both devices include built-in multiplexers for combining multiple signals onto a single fibre, which in turn can be interfaced to audio and data network systems, including Optocore, SANE, MADI and Ethernet. The pair are capable of converting two to 24 channels in a single rack space with built- in power supplies, while the Repeat 48CWDM allows for optical channels to be multiplexed and demultiplexed. This year CEDAR Audio will
be exhibiting its Academy Award-winning dialogue noise suppressors, both in hardware
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