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PROMPT UPDATES ROLL OUT Portaprompt BY DAVID FOX
IP workfl ows, updated prompting software and other additions to its range are being showcased on the Portaprompt stand. Jon Hilton, Portaprompt Sales and Marketing, said: “Our main focus is on our broadcast prompting range featuring our Quasar monitors with a full NDI workfl ow, as well as traditional SDI and composite video workfl ows, and the outstanding 32in Quasar, which is the largest broadcast prompter available worldwide.”
The company is also showing the latest developments to its WinDigi prompting software, the 365/465 Personal Prompting Assistant (a lightweight and fl exible tablet- based system that rigs on 15mm bars), 7in or 10in Micro Prompt systems, Interrotrons, its Motorised Conference Poles and its mid-
BIT OF A MAVRIC
budget Fusion Hi Bright series with a new independent tally lamp for use with PTZ cameras. Also updated is the Roll In Roll Out Stand, which allows the prompter to be rigged independently from the camera system. “These have proved very popular, especially for streaming or Zoom-style meetings using PTZ cameras,” he added. 12.H49
The iVAM2-MPEG SRT monitor
Wohler Technologies BY DAVID FOX
Hilton: ‘The outstanding 32in
Quasar… is the largest broadcast prompter available worldwide’
The new iVAM2-MPEG SRT monitor from Wohler can decode MPEG SRT, MPEG2, H.264 or H.265 HEVC transport streams at bitrates up to 35Mbps. The unit parses out the transport stream and presents operators with Packet Identifi er (PID) tables, allowing for independent selection of audio and video PIDs for decoding via a touchscreen interface. Closed captions are overlaid on the video display, allowing for monitoring of CC and subtitles embedded in
the MPEG transport stream. Audio monitoring for AAC, Dolby Digital+ or MP3 is also supported. SCTE tag detection is built in, and missing tags can be confi gured to trigger alerts for remote monitoring via Wohler’s dedicated Mavric software application. The iVAM2-MPEG SRT monitor is 2RU in size with two touch- enabled 4.3in LCDs. It accepts MPEG signals over IP (RJ45) or an ASI input. The touchscreen interface is complemented by a built-in web server, enabling operators to confi gure presets, upgrade the unit and view audio meters remotely. 10.B12
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