Tria - New Two Channel Version of Tria Clip Servers Now Shipping

Thursday, April 20th, 2017 [Ottawa, Ontario, Canada] - With the acquisition of Abekas at IBC 2016, Ross Video added the feature-rich 3-channel Tria 3 Clip Server to its production solutions.

New and shipping at NAB 2017, is the Abekas Tria 2. The next generation of Tria clip server, Tria 2 is a 2-channel clip server featuring one record and two playback channels, which can be paired as a single video/key channel or two independent video channels. Tria 2 uses fast, high reliability Solid State Drives and is available with several drive capacities.

Specifically designed to be a switcher's companion, Tria is a feature-rich clip server that makes incorporating video clips & animated transitions into a live television production workflow an effortless process. This multi-channel clip server can be configured with VKA (video key audio) output channels, to easily feed keyer inputs on a production switcher.

Tria is quite beneficial for feeding looping animated graphics into on-set monitors that are used to decorate the sets in most modern live production studios. Likewise, the advanced Playlist feature with user-programmable playout actions make Tria the perfect live presentation server.

Tria is also suitable for applications requiring baseband video capture, with later export into a variety of media files for purposes of web streaming, craft video editing and media delivery.

With a comprehensive and highly intuitive graphical user interface, lightning-fast clip load and play response times, Tria can always be relied upon in the heat of live production.

Tria 3 offers the same features and graphical user interface as the Tria 2 but with increased channel count. Tria 3 has one record and three playback channels, one of which is a fixed video/key channel.

For more information on Abekas Tria clip servers, visit the Ross Video website.

About Ross Video

Passionate about live production, Ross Video designs, manufactures and delivers dependable technology and services that power exceptional live video productions seen by billions of viewers around the world every day. Ross Video's goal is to make it easy for customers to create compelling news, weather and sports broadcasts, engaging material for sports stadium screens, legislative assemblies, entertainment shows and rock concerts, and inspiring content for houses of worship.

Relentlessly innovating, Ross Video delivers the world's widest range of products and services for augmented reality and virtual sets, mobile live-event solutions, real-time motion graphics, robotic camera systems, social-media management, production switchers, routers, infrastructure products, video servers, newsroom systems, terminal equipment and more.

Ross products and services are designed to offer best-in-class system integration and unmatched customer choice by both working together seamlessly and integrating tightly with third-party solutions.

Ross Video has offices around the world, and provides free-for-life telephone support staffed by technical experts 24 hours a day, 365 days a year-even for products bought on eBay. Recognizing the time-critical nature of the broadcast industry, all Ross employees are empowered to provide whatever it takes customer service, even down to renting helicopters when necessary to deliver needed parts and service.

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