Wolher Bound For CABSAT 2012

A company which has produced an award-winning range of video, audio, data monitoring, and captioning products has revealed that they will showcase their latest innovations at an expo in the Middle East.
Wolher Technologies is bound for CABSAT, an established trade platform for the digital media and satellite sectors across the Middle East, Africa, and Southern Asia, with a focus on three of their latest products.
They will be showcasing the cost-effective new DVM-2443 and RMQ-230 video monitors alongside local partner and distributor, Tek Signals.
New! DVM-2443 Video Monitor

Making its Middle Eastern debut at CABSAT 2012, the DVM-2443 MPEG video monitor is a cost-effective four-screen monitoring system that offers broadcasters advanced test and measurement features in a stand-alone 2-RU configuration. First introduced at IBC2011, the DVM-2443 video monitor incorporates four 4.3-inch 16:9 ratio LED backlit displays for flexible and convenient at-a-glance monitoring of program content from MPEG-2/4 ASI streams, as well as PID table metadata, waveform, and vectorscope overlays, and audio-level meters. In addition, the DVM-2443 accepts two 3G/HD/SD-SDI loop-through inputs, as well as composite video, component video, DVI-I, and analog audio stereo inputs.
New! RMQ-230 Quad Split Video Monitor
Also on display will be the new RMQ-230 quad split video monitor, which allows users to watch video and monitoring data in up to four display windows on a single 23-inch 1920x1080 LED backlight screen. RMQ-230 series monitors accept 3G/HD/SD-SDI, analog composite, and HDMI inputs in varying configurations tailored for different monitoring applications. In addition to allowing broadcasters to mix and match video input formats on a single screen, RMQ-230 monitors can display waveform and vectorscope while also providing audio de-embedding, audio metering of up to eight channels, UMD, timecode, and various markers. While the new Wohler LCD monitor can display video and monitoring features in four uniform areas, broadcasters also can configure the system as a single full screen or with one large and three smaller windows, the latter being ideal for simultaneous PC workstation screen and audio/video confidence monitoring usage.
AMP2-16V Series Modular Audio/Video Processing Monitor

The newest version of Wohler's flagship AMP2-16V audio/video processing monitor will be also showcased at CABSAT 2012. Highlights of the AMP2-16V Version 5 include a new automation configuration menu and hot keys that allow the unit to recall presets automatically based on a predefined set of conditions. These new features greatly simplify operations for a broader range of users by addressing even the most complex applications with a single press of a button. In addition to new automation and channel-cluster configuration options, Version 5 now offers support for both Dolby™ and SMPTE 2020 metadata-based downmixing, more specific status window descriptors, and remote setup and software update options via an Ethernet connection.
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