Miranda starts a new era, by the hand of Bethden, in IBC 2012

In IBC we can attend two demonstrations that enhance the complementary nature of the telecast and Miranda portfolios, now fully integrated into the Bethden group.

Denis Suggs, Executive Vice President of Belden Americas, has opened the press conference of Miranda In IBC 2012 announcing the end of the acquisition process with full success of Miranda last July.

Suggs has highlighted Bethden's important growth in cable, networks and connectivity in key business related to transport, alternative energy, energy and, of course, Broadcast. In addition, it has been shown that the contribution of solution of solutions and specialization of its professionals will mean a decisive support for the group in this industry.

For his part, Strath Goodship, until now president of Miranda and currently at the head of the Broadcast division of Bethden, “the objective is Added that no other supplier can offer. ”

In the IBC we can attend two demonstrations that enhance the complementary nature of the portfolios of Miranda and Telecast, within the Bethden Group. In the first demonstration a Telecast Copperhead transmitter is linked to the fiber camera intake signals from and to a mobile unit with Miranda technology. In another presentation, a small POV chamber (point of view) is the central axis of an interactive demonstration that enhances the performance of fiber connectivity by means of monitoring by remote control and robotic control.

Nvision

At the IBC 2012 Miranda Technologies has announced the launch of its new Nvision 920 upper class matricter and the update of the updated nvision 8140 matrix. Both have been designed with a functionality without limitations in the heart of their compact nuclei.

The 1RU NV920 is specifically designed to control Miranda routers and third parties in demanding Broadcast applications with space restriction and includes redundant power sources, first -line service capacity and flexible configuration options, which make it the ideal device for mobile units and small studies.

The NV920 is available as a single controller that can be easily updated to obtain redundant control with the simple incorporation of a second control module. As the NV920 modules can be replaced from the front panel there is no need to access the rear of the unit to remove cables, threads or screws. This allows the changes to add modules, without the need to interrupt the service. The redundant power sources of the unit can also be exchanged at the time, representing a critical element for most Broadcast facilities.

NEWS ITX

In the IBC 2012 Miranda Technologies has launched its ITX Render Service (IRS) for Adobe After Effects CS6 software. The ITX Render Service presentation represents a revolutionary advance for its ability to automate and manage rendering for the entire range of finished graphics and text effects that are available in AFTER EFFECTS CS6 and use them in a real -time broadcast environment.

The ITX Render Service can collect the graphics projects that have been entirely created in AFTER EFFECTS CS6 and deliver them, completely finished and ready for emission, to the Automated itx emission platform of Miranda or to the Vertigo Suite of Automation of Graphics and Assets Management Tools.

On the other hand, it has also launched the ITX Playaut Appliance, a hardware dedicated for the Automated Automated Issue Auto Itx de Miranda.

Miranda's ITX Playaut Appliance is a 1RU hardware device that now provides current and future ITX clients with a unique call solution for software, hardware and support, being able to choose the new ITX Appliance or a Self-Sumministrate HP server, thus simplifying the orders, installation and use of an automated ITX emission system.

The ITX Playaut Appliance is available in single or double channel configurations. It can support standard ITX channel packages and optional plug-ins, powerful real-time graphics, embedded Dolby and Processing E and ANC data such as subtitles, water brand and messaging SCTE 104.