MTI unveil their latest solutions at NAB

Mathematical Technologies Inc (MTI) will introduce a series of broadcast solutions for post-production facilities at NAB 2002, booth L7209.
Among the products on view will be the IntelliDeck 2002 – an enhanced, PC-based version of MTI's flagship DRS restoration and image processing product family. IntelliDeck 2002 enables workstations to offer a cost-effective, tapeless workflow on off-the-shelf computers.
MTI's will also introduce the image rendering on Linux clusters which allow fully scalable, clustered PCs users to perform noise and grain reduction, automatic removal of dust and dirt, and multiple, simultaneous format conversions in faster than real-time.
MTI's new Acquire Capture Station, DubCheck, and Still Store products will also be previewed at NAB.
The Acquire Capture Station is a PC workstation that manages the capture of resolution-independent video and audio streams from a telecine or other source. The software includes tools for audio resampling and audio slipping for synchronisation with video.
MTI's DubCheck software tool performs real-time, software-based verification of video and audio transfers from source to tape. DubCheck assures that what is on the server goes on the tape, which the designers hope shall eliminate hours of QC time and costly VTR maintenance.
Still Store runs on a PC or SGI hardware platform with a standard or High New IntelliDeck Still Store software providing superior tools for colour matching.
Still Store, which integrates well with other IntelliDeck modules, is resolution independent and runs on PC or SGI hardware platforms.
Mathematical Technologies Inc, www.mathtech.com
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