KILOVIEW Debuts New Products To Boost IP Transition At IBC 2022
KILOVIEW is expanding its growing ecosystem of powerful IP-based video transmission solutions with a portfolio of new technologies designed to meet the requirement for IP-capable products throughout the industry.
The new N50 is the latest in KILOVIEW’s powerful range of high quality, low latency NDI converters. A powerful 12G-SDI bi-directional converter for both SDI to NDI and NDI to SDI, the N50 supports the direct transmission of USB to NDI signals by integrating both NDI and NDI|HX (including NDI|HX3) into one converter. Offering excellent performance, this all-encompassing solution is intended to streamline and simplify processes in any professional IP-based video transmission environment, including broadcast, news gathering, sports and live events, as well as facilitating the transition from SDI environments to IP-based ecosystems.
Following the great success of the NDI CORE (Control, Organize, Route and Everything) and NDI Recorder products, user feedback has led the company to develop hardware versions of both products.
CUBE X1 is an embedded device focusing on NDI multiplexed distribution. The device is the light-weight version of the NDI CORE MAX, equipped with dual 10GbE NICs, which can reach 16 channels of 1080p60 resolution NDI source inputs and 32 channels of 1080p60 resolution NDI source outputs simultaneously. A built-in LCD screen allows users to check the real-time network, storage space, and CPU status of the device at any time.
There is also a new hardware version of the popular NDI Recorder software - CUBE R1. The CUBE R1 offers up to 4Kp60 preview and recording; up to 9 CH video preview and recording in synchronised status; 1/4/9 multiview; NTP server support for video sources for time synchronization; Realtime display status of storage, CPU, RAM, temperature and bitrate etc; and is a genuine plug and play solution.
The new KILOVIEW LinkDeck Series is a professional central console that offers the ability to manage the remote control of NDI Multiview Player, NDI CORE, Intercom System and other software systems, as well as the remote management of all KILOVIEW products. It supports various workflows including multiscreen monitoring, live video production, control and camera switching, and NDI terminal remote control.
Finally, the D350 4K H.265 Video Decoder is a pro-level multiple decoding device that supports resolutions up to 4Kp30 and can decode up to 9 channels of 1080p60 video streams simultaneously with full support for NDI HX and NDI High Bandwidth. Equipped with a 0.9-inch LCD screen, the D350 can display the network rate and bandwidth occupation of the device in real time.
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