Booth N3010 at the 2017 NAB Show will be showing Crystal Vision's forward-looking Vision frame system suitable for SDI, IP and 4K which is now shipping, along with its core interface cards including up and down converters, synchronisers, fibre optic transmitters and receivers, audio embedders/de-embedders and distribution amplifiers for analogue and digital video and audio. Crystal Vision will be discussing its future-proof IP gateways: initially supporting the SMPTE 2022-6 and SMPTE 2022-7 protocols and including PTP as a timing source option, they can be easily reconfigured via a software upgrade for the new standards as they emerge. Crystal Vision will also be showing its well-established Indigo frame system with its popular chroma keyers, logo keyers, video delays and fail-safe routing switches. 

Hiltron has completed a project on behalf a major broadcaster in southern Germany for the provision of two satellite uplink stations. These have been integrated in main and redundant roles as part of a nationwide expansion of the digital audio broadcasting network. 

CABSAT 2015 in Dubai will see Crystal Vision showing three different keying solutions products that are traditionally most popular with customers in the Middle East. During the exhibition, which runs 10th 12th March 2015, some of the products on stand D3-46 will include the Safire 3 chroma keyer which now comes with a full set of control options, MultiLogo logo keyer with new audio features and the award-winning LKEY-SQZ squeeze back keyer in its Middle Eastern exhibition debut.

Crystal Vision was selected by UK systems integrator, Dega Broadcast Systems, to supply 421 interface boards for use at BBC Millbank in London, UK for its parliamentary broadcasts. The order was made up of distribution amplifiers, up and down converters, synchronisers, fibre optic receivers and transmitters, linear and chroma keyers, video delays, embedders/de-embedders and routing switches.

Argosy, a leading international supplier of HD broadcast cables and studio infrastructure products, will demonstrate the latest in its range of fibre management solutions and data cables at IBC2014 (stand 10.C51 at the RAI exhibition centre, 12-16 September 2014).

Leading the display at IBC2014 will be the Neutrik opticalCON advanced tactical fibre assemblies, including the opticalCON Duo, opticalCON Quad and the debut of the latest addition to the range, the opticalCON MTP® connection systems. The MTP offers a 12-channel fibre optic connection system for point-to-point multi-channel routing with a push/pull connector that helps to reduce rigging and de-rigging times in the field. Its innovative spherical shutter is easy to clean and guarantees low maintenance. As well as being easily deployable, the MTP connection system offers a reliable, end-to-end solution with rugged outer-jackets for harsh environments making it an ideal solution for outside broadcast applications.

TSL Products, manufacturer of audio monitoring solutions, surround sound microphones and processors, broadcast control systems and power management tools, will introduce new solutions that will help broadcasters with the migration to an Audio/Video-over-IP infrastructure at Broadcast Asia 2014 (Booth 5E4-03). On display will be the first of the companys AVB-supported products: the PAM1 and PAM2 AVB Audio Monitoring Units and AXIUS Managed Ethernet Switches. The PAM AVB and AXIUS products demonstrate TSLs continuing commitment to bring ahead-of-the-curve products to the broadcast industry. The PAM PiCo Loudness meters new PC Matrix Configuration software application will also be demonstrated, along with developments for its broadcast control systems and power management tools.

 TSL Products, manufacturer of audio monitoring solutions, surround sound microphones and processors, broadcast control systems and power management tools, is launching its new AXIUS range of Managed Ethernet Switches for Audio/Video-over-IP workflows at NAB 2014 (Booth N1123). AXIUS represents TSL Products commitment to producing industry-leading solutions for the broadcast industrys impending migration to Audio/Video-over-IP facility infrastructure and remote broadcast operations.