Cuescript Presents European Debut Of IP-Enabled LED Monitors At IBC2017

CueScript has announced that it will present the European debut of a range of IP-enabled CSM LED monitors at IBC 2017.

The new range, which was first shown at NAB 2017, can be integrated into an IP workflow today, but also works with the HD-SDI and Composite video inputs that many studios currently use, thus future-proofing investment. The CSM LED monitors are available in 15", 17" and 19" sizes.

Brian Larter, Director, CueScript, said: "Since our launch in 2014, we have strived to push the boundaries of how prompting is used to today and the natural path it will take, with the changing aspects of productions and broadcast infrastructure. While the IP future is a given, we recognise that not all broadcasters are able to transition their entire workflows instantly or completely.

"Our new LED monitors offer broadcasters the best of both worlds: the very latest prompting technology for today's studios, together with IP connectivity that can be activated when the time is right - whether that is tomorrow or in two years."

CueScript's IP-enabled prompting system runs on CueiT prompting software that has been designed and built on feedback from today's broadcasters, offering greater flexibility, ease of use, and a shareware style that allows CueiT to be loaded onto every laptop/PC in the facility.

The 'CueB' is the engine that offers connection via Ethernet or USB and the connectivity of near limitless scroll controllers that can also be connected over IP. The CueB produces a true HD-SDI prompting signal, as well as a composite video signal. Multiple CueB's can run independently or simultaneously, and can be rack mounted in the C.A.R or anywhere in a studio complex.

CueScript will present the new monitors together with its complete IP-enabled prompting solution on Stand 12.F41 at IBC 2017.

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