Broadcast Video Technology acquires an Ascender 32 4K de Analog Way

This AV processor that BVT now has to support, Training and demos is a powerful multi-screen seamless switchers with 32 Climbers, to handle any video source, desde compuesto hasta ordenador y dar salida en una gran variedad de formatos, including HD-TV and 4K.

Broadcast Video Technology (Bvt) has purchased an Ascender 32 4K of the manufacturer Analog Way in order to support users of the LiveCore platform, Provide training for technicians and demonstrate their functionalities.

Rise 32, It has four outputs with a total of 16 Pip, with a maximum resolution of 4K a 60 hz, twelve seamless inputs with 42 input plug: six by HDMI; nine DVI-I (of which three are DVI Dual Link); three DisplayPort; twelve 3G/HD/SD-SDI and equal number of universal analog, of which half are HD15 and the other DVI-A.

The system acquired by BVT (See more in detail in Digital AV Magazine) It has four program outputs and one pre-program output: Universal analog output (HD15 & DVI-A); DVI-I (Dual-Link DVI on outputs 1 and 3); 3G/HD/SD-SDI and fiber optics per SFP module.

Has independent pre-departures, Mosaic and monitor, for live images from all sources. With four live layers scaled seamless real plus one native background layer per output, to perform an advanced management of them, with a capacity to rotate images to output (step of 90 Degrees).

Rise 32 4K can be controlled with the Vertige controller and by Web RCS software, that offers a simple and friendly graphical interface composed of three independent sections. One of them is the configuration, Editing and Live, with a wizard mode to guide the professional step by step and easily configure the system.

Another section is the system of captures saved on a USB stick and, subsequently, downloadable to your computer, so that operators can pre-prepare the entire event and have full control during it.. last, It has an innovative 'sequences' mode for easy organization of presets using the drag and drop system.

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