CCW 05 - Have A Video Transmiion Project? Discu it in Boo 44

VidOvation, a pioneer of Video Communications Systems publicized an invitation for free consultations at Content & Communications World Expo 2015 in booth 1442. > > VidOvation CTO, Jim Jachetta, remarks on the upcoming presence at the show, VidOvations goal is to help people solve problems. If you are dealing with a problem that might be best solved with video transmission, we can help design a cost effective system. If theres a better way to meet that goal, we will guide you in the best direction. At CCW, we are accepting meetings in booth 1442 to discuss both simple and complex video transmission projects. VidOvation also accepts such meetings online as well.

VidOvation has built a name for itself by crafting creative ways to transmit video, such as the 60 GHz system they developed for the National Hockey League and also by educating broadcasters on upcoming and important technologies. Last year, Jim presented Achieving 10Gbps Wireless Data Rates for 4K Video with Unlicensed 60GHz Spectrum at NABs Broadcast Engineering Conference. Broadcasters often turn to VidOvation for their expansive educational materials on video transmission by seeking out their complementary Video Transmission E-Books.

Must-see video transport items on display in booth 1442 include AVIWESTs DMNG PRO180 system and the VNP-100 Video Networking Processor. AVIWESTs digital mobile newsgathering (DMNG) system enables broadcasters to capture and broadcast live HD or SD video over multiple networks, including 3G/4G bonded cellular wireless, Wi-Fi, Ethernet, and satellite. The VNP-100 has three encode/decode engines for three simultaneous functions, offers enhanced FEC (Forward Error Correction) and can even transport Ethernet over SDI with an ASI to IP Gateway. VidOvation will also have some fiber optic and IPTV products on display in booth 1442 at CCW 2015.

Wireless video transmission is another highlight in booth 1442. Between the VidOlink Reacher, VidOlink Ranger & the VidOlink Ranger2, there is a way to move wireless video effectively for electronic news gathering, sports broadcasts, video assist and on-set monitoring, unmanned aerial vehicles, military operations and more. Additionally, VidOvation has recently released the VidOlink Tally & Control to easily add tally and camera control (CCU) functionality to those who are already moving an HD video signal.

VidOvation has recently used some of these technologies to help transmit Pope Francis United Nations General Assembly Address in Washington D.C., the 2015 UCI Road World Championships in Richmond, Virginia and the rollout of Lockheed Martins first-ever Norwegian F-35 Lightning II military jets built on the Lockheed Martin assembly line in Fort Worth, Texas.

About VidOvation

VidOvation - Moving Video Forward, is a leading manufacturer of Video, Audio and Data Communications Systems to the Broadcast Television and Sports, Corporate AV, and Government markets with 50 years combined experience. They help with the frustrations of dropouts, latency, interference, noise, and security issues with video transmission. VidOvation can meet almost any application or budget with their Wireless Video, Video Streaming, Video Networking and Fiber Optic Communications Systems. The company excels in helping its clients integrate custom solutions into existing infrastructure. They have proven expertise to help clients from start to finish - from project consulting and management, to engineering and design, to warranty and support. Learn more at vidovation.com

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