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theibcdaily Sharing means saving Guntermann & Drunck
By Ian McMurray With the company’s new ControlCenter-Digital,
Guntermann & Drunck says that it has added yet another high- quality matrix switch to its broad range of KVM solutions. The ControlCenter-Digital modular KVM matrix switch allows users to operate
thousands of computers over hundreds of simultaneous consoles consisting of keyboard, monitor and mouse – even over long distances. Thanks to the ControlCenter- Digital’s modularity, all parts of
the matrix can be easily replaced.
Existing Guntermann & Drunck DVICenter KVM hardware can be used as a basis for leveraging the ControlCenter-Digital’s
Infinite monkeys: The new ControlCenter-Digital allows thousands of computers to connect to hundreds of consoles
advanced modules and features. Many new features, such as the integration of fibre transmission, are being presented at IBC today. Restrictions on transmission distance are no longer an issue, the company says: thanks to fibre optics, users and computers can be placed up to 10,000m apart With the appropriate module, VGA and DisplayPort can also be easily integrated. 4.B60
LazySuzy articulated camera platform Matthews Studio
Equipment By David Fox
LazySuzy, an articulated camera platform created by Montreal- based gaffer Alex Amyot, is making its European debut at IBC. The system was first used on the hit Showtime series Ray Donovan and MSE claims it can ‘make shots move better, easier, faster and smoother’. It provides mobility through the use of an articulated double- swivel platform and allows a user to place the camera anywhere within a 62.5cm diameter circle without having to reposition the dolly, tripod, or car mount rig.
The camera can also be
secured firmly for travelling shots, process trailers, or lock- off shots with a series of strategically placed tapped holes. It supports camera packages up to 30kg. 11.G71
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