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. 

Crystal Vision provided a large number of additional interface cards, up and down converters and keyers to convert BBC Studios and Post Production (BBC S&PP) Studio D at Elstree to a communications hub and augmented reality studio. This formed the centrepiece of the BBCs coverage of the UK General Election in May 2015.

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.

New from Crystal Vision is LKEY 3, a linear keyer designed for the high quality keying of a real-time graphic generated by an external graphics machine over a 3Gb/s, HD or SD video stream. LKEY 3 is Crystal Vision's most advanced linear keyer yet, bringing with it a number of new features including 3Gb/s video compatibility, useful system timing functionality (built-in video delay and frame synchronisers) and enhanced masks offering adjustable edge softness. Providing straightforward operation, LKEY 3 is currently Crystal Vision's most affordable and space-saving solution for the keying of external graphics.

UK systems integrator, Dega Broadcast Systems selected Crystal Vision to supply 343 interface boards including distribution amplifiers, synchronisers, up/down/cross converters, video delays and embedders, for the BBCs UK coverage of the 2014 Commonwealth Games held in Glasgow, Scotland.

Crystal Vision will be showing its new products for the virtual studio on Booth N1523 at NAB2013, with the US launch of its evaluations-winning chroma keyer Safire 3, accompanied by a state-of-the-art touch screen control panel. The easy-to-drive Safire 3 chroma keyer uses an advanced algorithm and numerous key processing options to produce the best possible chroma key and also features built-in colour correction and video delay. Other new products on show will include a logo keyer with enhanced audio capabilities and more, a new range of feature-packed variable video delays offering up to 110 seconds of delay, Crystal Visions innovative Dolby encoding solution for its embedded audio products, and three new features for the company's up and down converters.

Crystal Vision will be showing newly-launched versions of the company's best selling products within the Middle East: chroma keyers and video delays. The easy-to-drive Safire 3 real-time chroma keyer uses a sophisticated algorithm and numerous key processing options to produce the best possible chroma key and also features built in colour correction and video delay. The ViViD 3G variable video delay provides up to 110 seconds of delay to match any system delays and includes for the first time 3Gb/s support, signal timing, video proc-amp and integrated fibre input/output. 

Crystal Vision will be unveiling a mixture of its specialist products plus some essential 'broadcast plumbing' interface modules at BVE 2013, taking place at ExCeL in London between 26th and 28th February. Products on show on Stand D01 will include Crystal Vision's most impressive chroma keyer yet, plus a new range of 3Gb/s-compatible video delays, a very flexible video synchroniser with Dolby decoder, and three new features for the company's up and down converters. 

At IBC 2012 Crystal Vision will be unveiling its first new chroma keyer for five years on Stand 2.B11 along with the latest multi-functional interface products designed for embedding, synchronising and routing 3Gb/s, HD and SD signals and the companys first venture into Dolby E decoding with a very neat solution. 

Austrias national public service broadcaster ORF has selected Crystal Vision to supply 221 interface boards including up and down converters, synchronisers, routing switches, distribution amplifiers and video delays for the rebuild of its RP1 Studio.

The AVDELAY 3G audio/video delay from Crystal Vision has been designed to deal with large lip-sync problems on incoming 3Gb/s, HD or SD signals containing up to four groups of embedded audio. With up to ten seconds of independently adjustable video and audio delay available, it can be used to correct big timing differences between the video and audio paths. AVDELAY 3G is a unique one-board solution that replaces separate audio and video delays, making it both more cost-effective and easier to control.

 Crystal Vision will be exhibiting on Stand S3-20 at the Middle Easts largest digital media and satellite expo, CABSAT. The exhibition takes place between 28th February and 1st March 2012 in the Dubai International Convention and Exhibition Centre. The products being showcased at this years event include Crystal Visions best selling products within the Middle East: the chroma keyers and video delays. Alongside these will be new products within the Crystal Vision range: a clean and intelligent 2 x 2 switch with a full framestore synchroniser on each input, an audio/video delay designed for correcting large lip-sync errors and a synchronising up, down and cross converter.

Crystal Vision will be exhibiting on Stand E56 at the UKs broadcast exhibition, Broadcast Video Expo at Earls Court 2, London between 14th and 16th February 2012. The products being showcased on Stand E56 this year include a clean and intelligent 2 x 2 switch with a full framestore synchroniser on each input, an audio/video delay designed for correcting large lip-sync errors, a synchronising up, down and cross converter that can perform two different conversions at the same time, enhancements on Crystal Visions very successful modular logo keyer and a new fibre optic transmitter for transporting sources over large distances.