IBC 04 Marks European Debut of the New Future-Ready Gra Valley

IBC 2014 Marks European Debut of the New Future-Ready Grass Valley

Shows innovative end-to-end offering, designed to keep customers Future-Ready

Beldens investment provides stability and benefits of scale to deliver industrys most innovative and complete product offering

Shares deep knowledge and strong vision with live demonstrations of exciting new solutions

MONTREAL, July 8, 2014 Grass Valley, a Belden Brand, will make its European debut at IBC 2014, (September 12-16 at RAI, Amsterdam), exhibiting in Hall 1, Stand D11. The company will demonstrate how it is leading broadcasters and media companies through the challenges they face today, and will face tomorrow, with fully integrated, Future-Ready solutions, services and support. The new Grass Valley officially launched in April 2014 as a result of Belden Inc.s investment of more than $1 billion in the broadcast market over the past two years, including the acquisitions, and subsequent merger, of Miranda and Grass Valley.

Grass Valley will show how it is continuing to work closely with its broadcaster, content owner, service provider and media customers, helping to address their needs with Future-Ready solutions that enable them to:

Create, automate and deliver content across multiple platforms to a growing number of connected devices

Open up new revenue opportunities and create efficiencies with IP, cloud-enabled and Software as a Service (SaaS) solutions

Increase the quality of their content with higher frame-rate support and efficient delivery of UHDTV/4K and beyond

By doing business with the new Grass Valley, our customers will benefit from the combined pedigree of Grass Valley and Miranda with a level of shared knowledge, experience and market insight thats truly unrivaled in the industry, said Marco Lopez, president, Grass Valley. Broadcasters will be Future-Ready because of our ability to understand and anticipate their needs and provide game-changing solutions that keep their businesses on the competitive edge. At IBC, the stability and influence of Belden a proven, strategic presence in the broadcast space enables us to scale and invest in innovation while also providing a level of support to the market that cant be matched.

Visitors to Grass Valleys IBC booth will be able to see and experience live demonstrations of the industrys most comprehensive portfolio of workflow solutions and services. A number of new solutions will be demonstrated for the first time to the EMEA market including:

LDX XtremeSpeed (LDX XS) camera with the K2 Dyno Replay System The advanced technology of the LDX XS teamed with K2 Dyno provides uncompromised performance and storytelling ability. The LDX XS cameras will be demonstrated in tandem with the K2 Dyno, which now includes the AnySpeed dynamic playback algorithm for smooth playback at any speed from zero to 200 percent and all speed transitions for 1X/3X/6X ultra slow-motion playout. This unique combination dramatically expands the ability of replay operators to deliver compelling live sports coverage with crisp imagery for instant replays and highlight packages.

NVISION IP 8500 Gateway These input/output cards for the NVISION 8500 hybrid router series are a major step forward for broadcasters as they look to transition their facilities from SDI to IP infrastructures. The cards convert and packetize real-time, uncompressed, baseband video to fit a single IP stream and support frame accurate switching for use in live production environments.

GV STRATUS Playout A revolutionary, cloud-enabled Software as a Service (SaaS) playout technology that combines the efficiency and flexibility of true cloud computing with the performance and rock solid reliability of a solid-state playout server on a single card.

Grass Valley will be exhibiting in Hall 1, Stand D11

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For information about Grass Valley solutions and services, please visit new.grassvalley.com.

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