Visual solutions by Christie showcased at BES

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Visual solutions by Christie showcased at BES --

Wed, 21 Jan 2015 10:02

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Christie showcased a number of visual solutions at the International Conference and Exhibition on Terrestrial and Satellite Broadcasting (BES Expo 2015) which ran from 15 to 17 January in New Delhi, India.

Christie s India partner Falcon Technologies showcased Christie MicroTiles - a suite of visual solutions which are ideal for the broadcast arena in a simulated television studio setting, complete with a news anchor s desk. Christie MicroTiles are renowned for their ability to maintain colour depth, high contrast and high brightness at 3200K.

Also featured at the booth was the Christie QuadHD84 LCD panel featuring Quad HD resolution (3840 by 2160) and true 60Hz refresh update rate for normal/natural display. The 84-inch panel offers an easily deployable and affordable Quad HD display solution. It can be easily installed as a wall-mountable or free-standing display, and is a solution for presenting complex, detailed animation, data or live content for studio backdrop visualisation, delivering powerful presentations or for accurate monitoring and collaborations best suited for the broadcasting industry.

High-definition contents shown on the MicroTiles and QuadHD84 displays are driven by the Christie Spyder X20, a versatile hardware-based video processor combined with the flexibility of a universal routing switcher. Its integrated source monitoring enables simultaneous, real-time, full frame rate monitoring of all inputs. The Spyder X20 provides users with a 20-megapixel bandwidth to blend, window, and mix and scale any source format and then routes the signal to any destination device or combination of display devices.

In today s highly competitive broadcast world, broadcasters can now engage and wow their audience with unlimited creative possibilities of a dynamic set using Christie display and signal processing solutions, said Karan Sawhney, director, Falcon Technologies.

In India, major television stations such as India Today Group and the Kerala-based Malayala Manorama TV utilise the Christie Spyder video processor in their news studios, while Doordashan has installed the Christie FHD551-X LCD panels in its facility. Recently, the Chennai-based News7 Tamil became the latest TV channel to harness the capabilities of Christie MicroTiles and Spyder X20. Its video wall in the studio is made up of 170 MicroTiles arranged in a curved array of 34-by- 5 units measuring over 45 feet long, making it one of the longest video walls installed in India s broadcast market.

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