RTW To Exhibit TM3-3G TouchMonitor At NAB

RTW is to exhibit its TM3-3G TouchMonitor at at NAB 2013, Booth C1844.
The TM3-3G allows the TM3’s current hardware and software design to visualise, convert and replay 3G SDI signals in TV and video production and post production applications.
Attendees will also have the chance to win one of three TM3-3G or TM3 units that RTW will be raffling off during the show.
A winner will be chosen live at the booth at 17:00 local time, on Monday, April 8; Tuesday, April 9 and Wednesday, April 10. Participants are encouraged to be in attendance each day to win.
The TouchMonitor TM3-3G is a compact yet versatile solution for metering, de-embedding and monitoring 3G SDI audio. It features a 4.3-inch touch screen for horizontal as well as vertical orientation, which can display any of the eight audio channels contained in a 3G-SDI stream.
For that purpose, it includes a large number of graphical and numerical instruments showing single-channel and summing loudness bargraphs, PPM, true peak, SPL, loudness range (LRA), dialnorm and correlation.
The TM3 offers comprehensive loudness metering in compliance with all globally relevant standards (EBU R128, ITU BS.1770-2/1771, ATSC A/85 and ARIB).
It also features the Magic LRA mode, specifically designed by RTW for "intuitive visualisation of the loudness range and integrated-loudness parameters".
If equipped with the corresponding software license option, the integrated de-embedder also outputs up to 16 audio channels from the 3G-SDI signal on eight AES3 two-channel ports. The output signals are independent from the visualised audio.
In addition, the TM3-3G can be upgraded with a built-in monitoring controller license. This uses an on-screen fader for output-volume adjustment, a stereo output and phones out. The optional timecode license expands the feature set of the TM3-3G to allow external or SDI timecode signals to be decoded, displayed and used for additional functions.
The TM3 allows for quick and easy selection of presets that can be configured using RTW’s Devicer DC1 software (available for Mac OS X® and Windows®).
Using custom presets, the user can switch between the various sources, loudness standards and instrument layouts. The configuration software allows users to freely scale and place the required instruments virtually anywhere on the screen.
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