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www.inbroadcast.com | Vol: 5 - Issue 10 | October 2015

InGear

Transvideo And Aaton Digital
Announce New Technologies At IBC

New technology launches mark 30 years of innovation and expertise for Transvideo...

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t IBC 2015 both Transvideo
and Aaton Digital presented
new products incorporating latest
technologies for the motion picture
and broadcast industries, resulting
from a collaboration with many
cinematographers, camera and lens
manufacturers and sound engineers.
The connectivity of these products
with latest technologies and cameras,
remote wireless connections, and the
ability to read and record metadata,
image and sound have been on the
agenda of the teams for years in
order to develop high-performance
solutions.
CEO Jacques Delacoux said: "We have
worked hard to establish the position
that both companies have achieved
in the global marketplace. We are
very aware of the strong loyalty of
our customers and end-users and we
value that greatly. We work constantly
to provide them with the best, highest

quality tools available to be at the top
of their art."
Transvideo will demonstrate a
strong line-up of StarliteHD monitors
including
the
special
version
StarliteHD5 ARRI to control the ARRI
ALEXA Mini and the ARRI AMIRA. These
monitors offer a superb practical
display and many analytical features
as well as inbuilt recording and
playback capabilities.
The new StarliteRF, a 5" OLED
wireless monitor based on StarliteHD5
core technologies with a wireless
receiver built in will complete the
line-up of StarliteHD monitors. The
entire unit is small and lightweight.
It works on the 5.8Ghz ISM band,
has an antenna on top, and a Sony
consumer battery connection at the
back. The wireless video connectivity
incorporated is without latency, with
low loss and no delay. Range is 200ft
(61m). Delivery is Q4, 2015.

The StarliteHD5 ARRI
mounted on the ARRI
ALEXA Mini camera

In situations where latency is
unacceptable, like sport, Transvideo's
new RainbowFHD is a new generation
high-end monitor with 'Immediate
Display.' That's zero latency or
image lag, so no delay for focus
pullers, sports announcers. A screen
Luminance of 1000 nits together with
glass bonding ensures best quality in
daylight. Delivery is Q4, 2015.
A RainbowFHD+ will appear Q12016 with advanced functionalities
including,
LensReader
and
CineMultiTrack functions and also
some 3DView tools for stereographers.
CineMultiTrack is a reliable focuspuller's assistant. It measures distance
on set, consisting of a main display
unit and three Tags to
be concealed on the
actors. Each Tag is
about 2" x 2" (51 x 51
mm). It tracks with an
accuracy of about 10
cm at 50 metres for up
to three targets, each
carrying a Tag. Tags
are small concealable
units which include the
measurement
system
and a rechargeable
LiPo battery via USB Delivery is Q4, 2015.
Transvideo introduced
these new products at
the exhibition as part of
the celebration of its 30
years of innovation and expertise from
1985 to 2015.

Aaton Digital featured the production
model of its new CantarX3 location
24 track digital audio recorder, the
ultimate machine for the professional
sound recordist and for motion picture,
location and orchestral recording,
with both stunning appearance and
performance. Also on show were
new accessories, the CANTAREM 2, a
USB-connected mixer panel to add 12
more assignable mixer faders and four
assignable buttons; the new Modular
Bag, and the Sound Mixer Rain Poncho.
CEO Jacques Delacoux, Sales Director
Karine Fouque & their teams were on
the stand throughout the show demonstrating the full line-up of Transvideo
and Aaton Digital products.

The CantarX3 recorder with
the new CANTAREM 2 assignable
mixer fader panel
http://www.inbroadcast.com http://www.transvideo.eu/StarliteHD http://www.tkone.co.uk http://www.aaton.com/cantar-x3/overview http://www.tkone.co.uk
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