46 TVBEurope
www.tvbeurope.com March 2014
Live TV and TV Everywhere solutions from Snell Snell Kahuna
Snell At this year’s NAB, Snell will be showcasing new innovations from across its Live TV and TV Everywhere divisions. This will include the first application for the Snell On Demand platform. Snell will present new
features for Momentum. Active directory support enables users to drive security policies via centralised IT systems. Proxy browse capability can be used to manage captions and subtitles and the HTML5 browser-independent interface supports a choice of web browsers. The first application for Snell’s On Demand
framework, Alchemist OD offers a scalable motion compensated format and frame rate conversion software available on demand. ICE-LE is the new version of Snell’s ICE
channel-in-a-box, and now provides twice the 2D or 3D graphics capability within a standard 2RU
system. In partnership with Quantum, Snell will also be showcasing ICE SAN for large-scale shared content storage. Kahuna Maverik will make its NAB debut. It provides a
reliable access control interface for studio and mobile TV programming, and offers 4K support. Snell will also showcase new updates and features for
its Sirius 800 router range, Luna router control panels and its Modular IQ range.
www.snellgroup.com N1820
iMovix presents latest ultra motion tech
iMovix “At NAB 2014 we are bringing the latest in X10 ultra motion technology, now in a new modular product range that allows broadcasters to build the ideal system for any kind of sports broadcast application,” said Laurent Renard, CEO at iMovix. i-Movix will showcase
its new line of products based on the X10 ultra slow motion technology. The new product line emphasises modular configurability to suit any Vision Research Phantom camera, and any configuration can be customised to meet performance and budget
iMovix’s new product line emphasises modular configuarability
targets across a range of production scenarios. The X10 product range has been optimised for upgradeability to allow for evolving production requirements and upcoming generations of cameras.
www.i-movix.com C4742
Photon Beard goes Platinum Blonde for NAB Photon Beard
UK lighting solutions company Photon Beard will launch its new Platinum Blonde HMI-focusable floodlight at NAB 2014. Platinum Blonde is an energy-
efficient 1200W HMI linear lamp, provided in open face format. It is suitable for any application where raw output is required, such as for use as a bounce light or for punching through diffusion to create a soft, powerful daylight source. Platinum Blonde can be powered from any domestic supply, as it draws only 1200W, while also being suitable as a generator supply for mobile applications. LedHead, an LED version of the company’s tungsten Redhead luminaire, will also make its world
Photon Beard’s Platinum Blonde
debut at NAB. LedHead uses only 70W to provide the same illumination as a 500W fixture. A selection of lighting solutions
from Photon Beard’s complete range will be on show for visitors to Photon Beard’s stand at NAB.
www.photonbeard.com C7849
2wcom’s FlexDSR02+ Four new products from 2wcom
2wcom At NAB 2wcom will be introducing new products, as well as showing the FlexDSR02+/FlexDSR04+, IRD for audio contribution via satellite and IP. “These extremely versatile, multi-faceted solutions are being deployed by major broadcasters to build the next generation of robust, high-quality cost-effective radio infrastructure,” commented Werner Drews, MD of 2wcom.
The company will extend its audio-
over-IP offering with the new AIC , a 19-inch unit that combines IP encoder and decoder functions in one
chassis. It suppports all current audio formats and providing network streaming connections. The 2wcom FlexNsert DAB+
Distribution Inserter receives a DAB ETI data stream, converts the stream into a standard MPEG2-TS-signal and outputs it via ASI or Ethernet transport stream interfaces. 2wcom will debut a new solution
for SFN FM networks at NAB 2014 that provides synchronisation for implementing FM SFN networks with existing analogue transmission infrastructure.
www.2wcom.com 10202
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