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Sunday, April 04, 2010

Filed under: *VIDEO*AudioHardwareNAB 2010NAB 2010 ProductionProduction

BCC/Broadcast Case portable video mixer to be shown at NAB 2010

Allan Tépper | 04/04

Portable mixer with touch-screen interface reduces shlep factor.

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It just came to my attention that the BCC/Broadcast Case will be shown at NAB 2010. BCC/Broadcast Case is the name of a portable audio/video mixer (aka “switcher” in the USA). According to the manufacturer, the device uses an intuitive touch-screen interface which helps to reduce the shlep factor in mobile production, and offers 12 inputs, 8 of which can be camera/video inputs. Supported cameras range from composite video to SD-SDI, HDMI, and HD-SDI. Also, the BCC/Broadcast Case boasts a unique integrated interconnection, which combines the video signal, power, and intercom signals.

Here is the BCC/Broadcast Case typical workflow:

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The BCC/Broadcast Case will be shown at NAB 2010 in booth number SU6204, and I will publish a review shortly thereafter. I will also interview the manufacturer for the TecnoTur program and make that available here at ProVideo Coalition.

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TecnoTur.us. Very soon you will also be able to hear TecnoTur in English, plus two new programs from the TecnoTur network, one in Castilian and the other in English.

Disclosure, to comply with the FTC’s new rules

None of the manufacturers listed in this article is paying Allan Tépper or TecnoTur LLC specifically to write this article, and so far, none has sent him any samples or demonstration items as a gift. Some of the manufacturers listed above have contracted Tépper and/or TecnoTur LLC to carry out consulting and/or translations/localizations/transcreations. At the date of the publication of this article, none of the manufacturers listed above are sponsors of ProVideo Coalition magazine or of the TecnoTur programs.

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