Apantac Joins Sports Video Group and Scores with Multiviewers

Apantac Joins Sports Video Group and Scores with Multiviewers 09 Jul 2013

Apantac, leading provider of multiviewers, video walls, and a variety of signal processing and extension solutions announces that it has joined the Sports Video Group as a Premier member.

We are experiencing significant acceptance of our multiviewer and extension products in the sports video marketplace. We have continued success demonstrating that our solutions are meeting the visual monitoring demands of sporting organizations worldwide, comments Thomas Tang president of Apantac.

Apantacs multiviewer solutions are optimized for space and power-savings, as well as exceptional video quality. The entire range offers built-in extension solutions to accommodate long distances, and the range of accepted inputs and signals range from 3G/HD/SD-SDI all the way to computer and multimedia inputs. Certain models provide built-in routers, as well as support for IP multiviewing requirements. Apantacs universal approach to multiviewers offers sports broadcasters a versatile range to monitor practically any type of signal at a number of different resolutions.

The Sports Video Group is proud to have Apantac join our association as their product line of signal processing and multiviewer gear is an important option for our members around the globe, says Ken Kerschbaumer, SVG and SVG Europe, executive director, editorial services. We look forward to working with them in 2013 and beyond.

The platform of Apantac TAHOMA Multiviewers offer a robust and cost-effective solution for virtually any multi-image display processing application whether in sports, government applications, education & distance learning, corporate or medical, and traditional control room or broadcast and professional AV environments. TAHOMA Multiviewers hardware offers a sleek and attractive unit with redundant power and several control methods: via the front panel buttons, a simple preset panel, the Apantac ASCII protocol, via a Control Module with GPI inputs assigned to presets, and the Apantac Director software - a configuration and control application.

The TAHOMA platform utilizes a skin technology that allows users to customize their on-screen display of graphics including; borders, labels, fonts, tally LEDs, clock faces, logos, embedded audio, discrete audio meters and audio / video alarms. Video windows on the display may include multiple labels, and support UMD, OMD, IMD and standalone labels.

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