Ross Video to Launch New Product and Highlight SDP at BVE 2018

Ross continues dynamic run of product launches with new automation offering - Software Defined Production (SDP) again to the fore with UK debut of Ultrix-FR5Monday, 5th February 2018, (Ottawa, Ontario, Canada) - Ross Video, the leader in Smart Production, will again be attending the BVE Expo at London's ExCel Centre (27th Feb - 1st Mar 2018) and will continue a dynamic run of new product launches (6 new products in the 4 months since IBC 2017) with the launch of a new offering that makes workflow automation more accessible than ever before.

The company will also be unveiling the new Ultrix-FR5 routing/AV platform to the UK market for the first time. Launched very recently at CABSAT in Dubai, the Ultrix-FR5 is Ross Video's latest 5RU 144 144 version of the AV processing powerhouse that can replace up to 5 full racks of traditional equipment. Incredibly feature rich in its standard configuration, Ultrix-FR5 is also software upgradeable so customers can add additional features without having to purchase any additional hardware. We believe in the philosophy of Software Defined Production (SDP) as a way of making customers' lives easier , comments Todd Riggs, Marketing Product Manager for Infrastructure at Ross. SDP allows customers to invest in hardware and buy what is needed today with the security of being able to change and update functionality via software keys in the future. The first two versions of Ultrix were extremely disruptive products and we've responded to market demands for a larger product with this new 5RU version. Even without adding any of the additional software licenses, the new Ultrix-FR5 has a comprehensive feature set with a massive 3000 3000 audio routing and processing fabric that includes audio embedding/de-embedding, MADI support and clean/quiet switching on every output as standard. 24 MultiViewers, 12G support and Input FrameSyncs are then available as software licenses, giving you a hugely versatile product that can save you time, money, power, cabling, rack space and labour .

With a major new studio facility in London already confirmed as the first customer for Ultrix-FR5 and significant US network just about to be announced, Ross heads into BVE with excellent momentum and a buoyant set of Q1 results. In addition to Ultrix and the new automation product, Ross will also be demonstrating the Graphite integrated production solution, XPression real-time 3D graphics, the Ross Trackless virtual studio solution and both the Mira live instant replay server and AirCleaner profanity delay system from Abekas.

Ross Video will be on stand M14 for the duration of the show.

Ross Video is Smart Production

Ross powers video productions for billions of global viewers daily with the industry's widest range of smart production solutions. Ross makes it easy to create compelling news, weather and sports broadcasts, engaging material for sports stadium screens, entertainment shows and rock concerts, educational institutions, legislative assemblies, corporate applications and inspiring content for houses of worship.

Ross solutions have impressed the audiences and marketing partners of NBC Sunday Night Football, Eurosport, BBC World, Google YouTube Space London and China's eSports powerhouse VSPN. Ross delivers an unrivalled range of products and services comprising virtual studios, real-time motion graphics, cameras, robotic camera systems, production switchers, video servers, infrastructure and routers, social media management, newsroom systems and mobile live events.

Ross Video Media Contact:

Stuart G. Russell

EMEA Marketing Manager

Tel: +44 7827 019494

Fax: +1 613-652-4425

Email: srussell@rossvideo.com

Twitter: @ross_video

www.rossvideo.com

Ross Video Media Contact - Asia Pacific:

Vivian Yu

Marketing & Operations Manager, Asia Pacific

Tel: +65 9827 3531

Email: vyu@rossvideo.com

Twitter: @ross_video

www.rossvideo.com

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