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Tuesday, February 09, 2010
Ross Video New@NAB 2010
Scott Gentry | 02/09
Booth #N3807
Vision QMD & Octane
SD & HD Production Switchers
Ross Video raises the bar in high end production switchers with the North American launch of Vision Octane, the world’s first 8 MLE switcher. Vision Octane is extremely powerful with 35 Full Screen HD Animation Stores, 24 Channels of 3D DVE with WARP capability, 96 inputs, 48 outputs, and an unprecedented total of 56 Keyers - 32 Full Keyers, 12 AuxKey Mixer / Keyers on the aux bus outputs and 12 DVE key combiners. Vision Octane can be loaded with any number of MLEs from 1 to 8, match any application, and be combined with up to 9 different control panels.
The entire Vision Series ships with a new 3G infrastructure as a standard feature, fulfilling the promise of Vision being a cutting edge product continuously evolving with the marketplace. Stereoscopic 3D capabilities and comprehensive iMag MultiScreen support will also be shown.
CrossOver Digital Production Switchers
The compact yet powerful line of CrossOver production switchers distinguishes itself with an impressive set of features normally found in large, higher end production switchers. CrossOver’s v2.0 software feature set, introduced at IBC 2009 added internal up/down conversion, pristine 2D DVEs, internal animation stores, a high quality chroma keyer, and the must-see patent-pending AI Memory Recall feature.
CrossOver v3.0 software will debut at NAB 2010 with many significant new features.
OverDrive® Automated Production Control System
NAB 2010 will see the launch of v9 software for OverDrive, the world leader in Automated Production Control. Version 9 highlights a new GUI concept called GlobalViewTM, as well as new features such as NKeyer support, NRCS CG timer support and many new MOS device interfaces. GlobalViewTM exploits the additional workspace of widescreen displays allowing for user-configurable layouts. Resizable and repositionable modules provide production specific views, enabling even more
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