Transvideo, Aaton Digital Share New Technology

Transvideo and Aaton Digital will present a number of new products at IBC 2015, involving the latest technology for the motion picture and broadcast industries.

Transvideo (Stand 11.F31) will demonstrate its StarliteHD monitors including the StarliteHD5 ARRI to control the ARRI ALEXA Mini and the ARRI AMIRA. These monitors offer a practical display and many analytical features, as well as inbuilt recording and playback capabilities.

StarliteRF: The new StarliteRF, a 5" OLED wireless monitor based on StarliteHD5 core technologies with a wireless receiver built in, completes the line-up of StarliteHD monitors. The compact unit works on the 5.8Ghz ISM band, has an antenna on top, and a Sony consumer battery connection at the back. The wireless video connectivity incorporated is without latency, with low loss and no delay. Range: 200 feet (61 m) Delivery Q4-2015.

RainbowFHD: In situations where latency is unwelcome, like sport, Transvideo's RainbowFHD is a new generation high-end monitor with 'Immediate Display.' There is zero latency or image lag, so no delay for focus pullers, sports announcers. A screen Luminance of 1000 nits together with glass bonding ensures best quality in daylight. Delivery Q4-2015.

A RainbowFHD+ will appear Q1-2016 with advanced functionalities including, LensReader and CineMultiTrack functions, as well as some 3DView tools for stereographers.

CineMultiTrack is a reliable focus-puller's assistant. It measures distance on set, consisting of a main display unit and 3 Tags to be concealed on the actors. Each Tag is about 2" x 2" (51 x 51 mm). It tracks with an accuracy of about 10cm at 50 meters for up to 3 targets, each carrying a Tag. Tags are small concealable units which include the measurement system and a rechargeable LiPo battery via USB. Delivery Q4-2015.

Aaton Digital, meanwhile, will feature the production model of its new CantarX3 location 24 track digital audio recorder, for the professional sound recordist and for motion picture, location and orchestral recording.

Also on display will be new accessories, such as the CANTAREM 2, a USB-connected mixer panel to add 12 more assignable mixer faders and four assignable buttons; the new Modular Bag, and the Sound Mixer Rain Poncho.

CEO Jacques Delacoux said: "We have worked hard to establish the position that both companies have achieved in the global marketplace. We are very aware of the strong loyalty of our customers and end-users and we value that greatly. We work constantly to provide them with the best, highest quality tools available to be at the top of their art."

Image: The CantarX3 recorder with the new CANTAREM 2 assignable mixer fader panel.

www.aaton.com

www.transvideo.eu

(JP)