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LA TV Station Buys Marshall Encoder To Expand Network
Marshall Electronics’ VS-102-HDSDI is a HD video server that allows real-time transmission of an SD/HD-SDI, HDMI, or NTSC/PAL composite video signal along with bi-directional AAC encoded HD stereo audio over standard IP networks and the internet. …Marshall Highlights POV Global Shutter Cameras
The CV568 and CV368 POV models also have genlock and are already shipping. …Marshall To Launch 12GSDI Camera
Marshall Electronics is launching its CV420-30X 12GSDI camera at NAB 2021 – complete with 12GSDI, HDMI and IP (HEVC/SRT) simultaneous outputs. …Marshall Launches POV Global Shutter Cameras With Genlock
Its CV568 and CV368 POV global shutter cameras with genlock are for applications requiring high speed or low light capture. …Marshall Partners With CyanView To Expand Camera Capabilities
Marshall has collaborated with CyanView, designer and manufacturer of camera control systems, to ensure that select Marshall cameras are compatible with its RCP control panel. …Marshall Camera Ring F1’s Mugello Circuit
40+ PTZ and Zoom Block cameras supplied by MarCam Europe are installed trackside to deliver 4K race coverage. …The prospect of researching and purchasing a new video monitor is daunting these days. With the price of consumer displays falling at a rapid rate ($500 for a 55-inch UHD ‘smart’ TV), while professional monitors still fetch $20,000 and up, it’s hard to figure out what to do. The general rule is to know what you plan to use it for and shop accordingly.
Why is There Such a Wide Price Difference in Audio Cables?
Since earliest days of professional audio, there has been a continuing argument about the quality of cables. Should users buy premium brands or very basic cable? What’s the real difference? Does audio sound better with premium cable? As with most everything these days, the answers vary widely. But there aChannel Explosion Turns Broadcast Monitors On Their Head
When most people think of broadcast video monitors, they think of a very expensive, precision television display used to view and judge the quality of broadcast images. Engineers — often nicknamed “Golden Eyes” — assess the TV signal based on years of skill, knowledge and human intuition. Such video monitors still exist, especia
