TSL selects Pro-Bel for new project

Pro-Bel have announced at IBC in Amsterdam that Television Systems Limited (TSL), the UK-based independent broadcast systems integrator and manufacturer, has selected extensive Pro-Bel routing equipment for installation at the BBC Broadcast's new Broadcast Centre.
Pro-Bel will supply TSL with a total of 15 routers, predominantly Sirius 256x256 SDI, as well as 7 audio routers with mixed stereo and AES within Sirius frames. Sirius incorporates transparent and automatic conversion of any input to any output, analogue or digital, providing management of signals within any facility.
The Broadcast Centre development at the Media Village, White City, West London will house playout, channel management and creative teams for international channels BBC World, BBC Prime and BBC Food and BBC’s public service channels. In addition the Broadcast Centre will be open for business for other broadcasters.
Graham Pitman, Managing Director of Pro-Bel, said: "We are very pleased to have been chosen by TSL to provide BBC Broadcast with their total routing requirement. Having supplied services to the BBC for the past twenty-five years, it's a privilege to continue the relationship and be part of history in the making at the Broadcast Centre."
The Chryon Corporation is a leading innovator in the development of industry standard broadcast solutions, ranging from on-air graphics to automation and signal processing and distribution. Rom the time Chyron introduced its first character generator in 1970 and Pro-Bel introduced its first routing switcher in 1975, Chryon Graphics and Pro-Bel products have gone on to become integral to broadcast operations in 115 countries.
See www.chyron.com for further information.
(KmcA)