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Crystal Vision releases first 3G HD products (September 2008) |
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Crystal Vision is delighted to announce that it is developing a full range of 3G HD products that can be housed in the normal frames alongside any other board from the range. With distribution amplifiers having proved some of Crystal Vision's best-selling HD products over the years, the company has chosen them for its first venture into 3G. Read full story... |
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SNMP monitoring now available (September 2008) |
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Crystal Vision has added SNMP monitoring to its frames and boards. SNMP monitoring gives Crystal Vision frames improved integration with station management software. Able to work with any SNMP manager, Crystal Vision's SNMP agent can either report the status or generate traps on a status change of any board in the frame. Read full story... |
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Who's buying what...? (September 2008) |
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It's been a busy few months for sales here at Crystal Vision. Find out who's been buying Crystal Vision products in Australia, Austria, Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Denmark, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Italy, Portugal, Russia, Slovenia, Turkey, UAE, UK and the USA. Read full story... |
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Fibre boards bowl them over at Trent Bridge (July 2008) |
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Crystal Vision products are often to be found in interesting sporting applications. Technographic Displays has installed an 83 square metre video replay screen and scoreboard system at Trent Bridge, the home of Nottinghamshire County Cricket Club in England. At televised matches, such as the recent Third npower Test between England and New Zealand, there is a requirement to show on the screen live video originating from an outside broadcast truck located in the broadcast compound. Read full story... |
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Distributors hold Open Houses in Greece and Germany (July 2008) |
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Picturestore is Crystal Vision's new area of speciality - an immensely powerful and configurable range of products based on solid-state fast reading and writing DRAM and permanent Flash picture storage. Crystal Vision takes the different strengths from the DRAM and Flash memories and combines them to create a series of picture storage products which offer a real technical advantage over anything else out there. Read full story... |
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Launching the first four Picturestore products... (April 2008) |
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Picturestore is Crystal Vision's new area of speciality - an immensely powerful and configurable range of products based on solid-state fast reading and writing DRAM and permanent Flash picture storage. Crystal Vision takes the different strengths from the DRAM and Flash memories and combines them to create a series of picture storage products which offer a real technical advantage over anything else out there. Read full story... |
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Add extra video sources to a mixer with Clip N Key (April 2008) |
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Clip N Key is a low-cost clip and sting store and the most convenient way to add extra video sources to a mixer to enhance transitions. Ideal for sports or live events programming, it allows a special clip or sting with optional associated key signal to be played repeatedly - for example, the same moving image each time a team scores a goal. Read full story... |
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20 seconds of HD delay with ViViD HD-20 (April 2008) |
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How would you use 20 seconds of HD delay? ViViD HD-20 is Crystal Vision's new video delay line and is ideal for engineers who need to match extra long delays in their system. Typically used as part of a profanity delay system, it is also ideal for MPEG encoders and decoders, MPEG-compressed HD radio links and virtual sets graphics that require more than the standard half a second of HD delay. Read full story... |
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Space-saving, affordable HD colour correction and legalisation (April 2008) |
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Crystal Vision brings its affordable space-saving technology to High Definition colour correction and legalisation for the first time with CoCo HD. Working with both High Definition and Standard Definition, CoCo HD includes an excellent range of adjustments for those who need to change the whole picture, including independent gain and offset, as well as individual red, blue and green gamma controls which are rarely seen at this price level. Read full story... |
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Hollyoaks goes HD (April 2008) |
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UK production company Lime Pictures has chosen 91 Crystal Vision interface boards for its major upgrade to HD, which includes a complete new High Definition infrastructure as well as new production galleries and edit suites. The upgrade was triggered by the decision to begin making the company's popular drama series "Hollyoaks" in High Definition for transmission on 4HD. Read full story... |
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