BroaMan extends Mux22 family with FrameSync8

BroaMan extends Mux22 family with FrameSync8 posted: 21/09/2018

BroaMan has further extended its successful Mux22 series of devices, with the announcement of the Mux22 FrameSync8, which provides a superior upgrade to traditional frame sync technologies.

By using revolutionary advanced timing and transport techniques, the new FrameSync option allows zero-delay frame syncs, and auto-adjustment of its embedded audio. This addresses a number of problems which began with the use of digital equipment, notably the infamous lip sync issues and highly irritating delays for actors and conductors in live situations. These are now a thing of the past.

The popular Mux22 is a universal interface, supporting all broadcast industry signals in just a 1RU chassis. By combining HD/3G/6G/12G-SDI I/O with Ethernet, Optocore and SANE digital audio networks, Mux22 provides a compact and highly efficient solution for transporting video, audio and data on just a duplex fiber.

Each standard Mux22 can now contain a FrameSync board which allows Video Frame Sync of eight Video Inputs (eg for cameras). This new FrameSync option, which will receive its official launch at this year's IBC Show in Amsterdam, is based on the new FrameSync8 board, which provides eight Sync Outputs in addition to the ever-present two VSync (Video Sync Board) I/O option.

This traditional VSync I/O, which appears inside every Mux22, is independent from the new FrameSync8 board - for example, VSync can still perform the black burst-to-audio clock synchronization, while the FrameSync8 outputs can produce indepenently phase shifted video syncs of any style, both black burst and tri-level, of numerous resolutions, in all PAL/NTSC/SECAM SD and HD versions.

Additionally, each of the eight Sync outputs in FrameSync8 can be individually set to either Video Sync or Audio Word Clock Sync, making the device a perfect video and/or audio sync distribution device. This will replace, in most cases, all ambiguous black burst sync generators/splitters, word clock generators/splitters and black burst sync-to-audio-units with their mostly unknown phase relations, unknown phase shift and high jitter designs.

Thanks to BroaMan's rock solid technology, the phase shift and format of Video Sync are precisely matched to all eight outputs, with a guarantee that there will be no mismatch in timing. In FrameSync8 BroaMan promise that any short circuit of one output will not affect any other port. Superior low jitter

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