LEITCH SHOWCASE A RANGE OF DEVELOPMENTS AT IBC

LEITCH Technology have showcased a range of cutting-edge developments, including new Leitch innovations and an impressive DPS post production range at IBC.
From signal acquisition, to news and production, to transmission and post production, Leitch will be demonstrating equipment that addresses every aspect of the broadcast industry.
Among the new products to be featured is CCS, a Windows-based distributed, real-time command and control system used to configure, provision and monitor Leitch and third-party equipment. CCS represents a user-friendly approach to detecting and solving many operational issues before they can affect an organisation's revenue stream.
Leitch will also preview NEO, a new modular interface series of products for broadcast, teleproduction, remote (OB) production, cable/telco, satellite and IP networks. Supporting analogue, hybrid, serial digital, high-definition and optical systems, NEO provides the tools needed to simplify operations today and in the future.
Visitors should also take note of the DPS-575 multi-format synchroniser, which is ideal for operations making the transition to digital.
Leitch will also display a new generation of completely integrated newsroom solutions designed to take advantage of the benefits of True Shared storage.
New products include the VR465 NEWSFlash-II and VR475 NEWSFlash-II FX non-linear editors for use in news and sports. The tight integration allows for improved workflow and easy and familiar editing operations.
Also available for demonstration will be BrowseCutter, Leitch's cost-effective video browser/editor and Whiplash2(tm), the new slow-motion instant replay system. And visitors should make special note to view Leitch's long-awaited next-generation still store, MediaFile, which provides new and existing StillFile customers with an improved growth path for the future. (CD)