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SpyderCHECKR™ Family -
Datacolor AG
Automatically color correct your images by capturing SpyderCHECKR reference patches in your photo shoot, eliminating trial and error in post production. You can also color calibrate your camera and perform precision in-camera white balance.
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CENSUS Series -
Multidyne
Working with audio is a complex endeavor. There are broadcast compliance challenges, ensuring that audio loudness thresholds are not exceeded. There are the quality control essentials that assure broadcast signal integrity. Depending on format, the number of signals to monitor and maintain range from very low to high density. MultiDyne acquired Census Digital in 2020 to problem-solve these broadcast and production audio challenges. MultiDyne’s rackmounted CENSUS Series provide reliable confidence monitoring for studios, mobile production and broadcast operations. Each addresses signal density needs for SDI, analog, AES/EBU,MADI or Dante IP audio, and simplifies how engineers visually and aurally monitor individual audio channels, adjust loudness levels and downmix channels. A consistent front panel design and intuitive UI assures a familiar user experience across all models while extracting audio information, setting key parameters and maintaining quality control.
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Net-Mozaic -
NET Research Corp.
The Net-MOZAIC can be used as a stand alone product or an integral part of our Net-xTVMS system. The Net-MOZAIC is normally located at the Head End with access to unencrypted TV channels. Customers define groups of 16 channels at the time. They are then decoded and analyzed for picture quality. Hundreds of channels can be analyzed this way on the round robbin.
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AB2-VDU -
Astronics Corporation
The AB2-VDU is easily deployed and ready to operate in the most challenging environments. The unit is SWaP (Size, Weight, and Power) optimized in a compact, rugged package for easier integration and longer life.
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nVision -
dPict Imaging, Inc.
nVision is a multi-format intelligent video transmission and capture device for mobile or remote video applications. nVision digitizes and transmits high-quality, full-resolution video over Ethernet. nVision's compact size allows it to be installed anywhere a network connection exists, whether a laptop or server. And with an integrated Texas Instruments Video Processor, nVision is perfect for video analysis applications.
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VDA124RM-12 -
MicroImage Video Systems
Video Distribution Amplifiers (sometimes called a video splitter – not to be confused with a video split screen controller such as our PXD510E split screen controller) are typically used for connecting a camera or other video source to several monitors that do not have “looping” inputs. In this situation, each monitor has a permanent 75 ohm termination. With two non-looping monitors connected together, the line would be double loaded and result in a dim picture on each monitor. Using a Video Distribution Amplifier will solve this problem by driving each monitor individually at 100%.
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VDA212RM -
MicroImage Video Systems
Video Distribution Amplifiers (sometimes called a video splitter – not to be confused with a video split screen controller such as our PXD510E split screen controller) are typically used for connecting a camera or other video source to several monitors that do not have “looping” inputs. In this situation, each monitor has a permanent 75 ohm termination. With two non-looping monitors connected together, the line would be double loaded and result in a dim picture on each monitor. Using a Video Distribution Amplifier will solve this problem by driving each monitor individually at 100%.
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VDA106 -
MicroImage Video Systems
Video Distribution Amplifiers (sometimes called a video splitter – not to be confused with a video split screen controller such as our PXD510E split screen controller) are typically used for connecting a camera or other video source to several monitors that do not have “looping” inputs. In this situation, each monitor has a permanent 75 ohm termination. With two non-looping monitors connected together, the line would be double loaded and result in a dim picture on each monitor. Using a Video Distribution Amplifier will solve this problem by driving each monitor individually at 100%.
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VDA124RM -
MicroImage Video Systems
Video Distribution Amplifiers (sometimes called a video splitter – not to be confused with a video split screen controller such as our PXD510E split screen controller) are typically used for connecting a camera or other video source to several monitors that do not have “looping” inputs. In this situation, each monitor has a permanent 75 ohm termination. With two non-looping monitors connected together, the line would be double loaded and result in a dim picture on each monitor. Using a Video Distribution Amplifier will solve this problem by driving each monitor individually at 100%.
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Aexeon -
dPict Imaging, Inc.
DescriptionAexeon is a low-cost, full-featured video frame grabber board for analog camera solutions. Aexeon accepts multiple composite, S-Video, or component video inputs in both NTSC and PAL formats and digitizes in both square pixel and CCIR-601 resolutions. With on-board processing, complete camera control, and video output, Aexeon is the perfect product for analog camera OEM solutions.
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Synapse -
EVS Broadcast Equipment
Synapse is the industry’s most powerful and comprehensive audio and video processing system. Synapse modules make it possible to process, distribute, convert or analyse any type of uncompressed video and audio signal. Some examples: frame synchronization, video up & down conversion, audio (de)embedding, Dolby processing, integrity checking, logo insertion, multiviewing, etc.
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VDA403 -
MicroImage Video Systems
Video Distribution Amplifiers (sometimes called a video splitter – not to be confused with a video split screen controller such as our PXD510E split screen controller) are typically used for connecting a camera or other video source to several monitors that do not have “looping” inputs. In this situation, each monitor has a permanent 75 ohm termination. With two non-looping monitors connected together, the line would be double loaded and result in a dim picture on each monitor. Using a Video Distribution Amplifier will solve this problem by driving each monitor individually at 100%.The second application is when the video signal is run over distances greater than 50 feet. The coaxial cable has a fair amount of signal loss over long distances. When multiple monitors are connected after long runs of coax, the degradation can be severe, especially when dealing with modern, high bandwidth signals that have 500+ lines of resolution.The VDA403 is a Video Distribution Amplifier designed for professional applications. It will operate with NTSC & PAL video signals as well as many common Black & White signals. These units use the latest integrated amplifier technology for superior performance and reliability. Custom units or modifications can be manufactured at a reasonable cost.
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TSM Web -
Mividi, Inc.
The TSM Web is a web service program for managing Mividi Video Monitoring Systems or Multiviewer Systems. It provides an Internet gateway to Mividi Video Monitoring servers in order to remotely access test results and configure the test servers using the Internet.
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M42d -
Teledyne LeCroy quantumdata
The Teledyne LeCroy quantumdata M42d Video Analyzer/Generator provides functional and will support compliance testing for video, audio and protocol of DisplayPort 2.0 and DisplayPort 1.4. The M42d supports legacy DisplayPort lane rates of 1.62, 2.7, 5.4, 8.1 Gb/s and the new DP 2.0 higher speed lane rates of 10.0, 13.5, & 20.0 Gb/s data rates with the new line coding—128b/132b. The protocol analyzer provides a snap shot status view and deep analysis using captures of incoming DisplayPort 2.0 streams from source devices including DSC/FEC compressed streams. The M42d’s video generator can be used for testing silicon as well as devices such as displays, USB-C adapters, extenders, etc. The video generator offers a large library of standard video timings and test patterns necessary for testing next generation high resolution displays.
