The Marshall CV730 PTZ is now compatible with Quicklink ST250 and Remote Studio

The Remote Studio control system and ST250 multi-camera solution from Quicklink are now capable of remotely controlling the CV730 PTZ from Marshall.

Camera integration CV730 of Marshall with the systems Quicklink enable the full camera remote control and other elements of a study from a single web-based user interface. He Quicklink Remote Studio y el ST250 They incorporate remote control of all elements of the study, including multiple cameras, camera tally, camera pedestal, lighting, audio, confidence monitor, teleprompter, engineering talkback/IFB, background monitor/display, chroma key and much more.

Independent output of camera streams allows for efficient bandwidth optimization with embedded graphics, overlays or camera tiling. Additionally, the system can remotely control more than 400 devices, directly from an easy-to-use web interface or control panels using the technology. Quicklink Bridge. Finally, this remote studio can be integrated into most workflows with professional broadcast outputs, such as RTMP, SRT, NDI Quicklink Studio, or through SDI in any video production suite.

Las Marshall CV730-BHN (black) and CV730-WHN (white) incorporate sensors Sony 9.2 million pixels with a long 30x optical zoom range and flexible simultaneous outputs 12G-SDI y HDMI along with codecs full-NDI, NDI|HX3, NDI|HX2, IP (HEVC), SRT and other networkable IP codecs. The system is capable of offering images UHD (4K) from up to 3840x2160p a 60fps.

Bernie Keach of Marshall Electronics states that the company is “delighted to work with Quicklink”, whom it defines as “the leaders in remote production”. On the other hand, Richard Rees, CEO de Quicklink, assures that the brand has worked “closely” with Marshall throughout the testing phase to “ensure smooth operation of the cameras with the ST250”, which has resulted in “the integration being perfect”.