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Multiviewer Processors and Videowalls
Today's multichannel operations require new tools. Many of today's operations require monitoring multiple audio and video streams simultaneously.
Accomplishing this effectively requires new tools and new display technology. Modern display technology has provided large screens as well as the ability to display multiple images on a single screen with exceptional quality, and with complete flexibility about image size, position and repetition.
Multiviewers provide the opportunity to display pictures, audio meters, waveforms and data from multiple sources simultaneously. Some units even support 3D images. At the touch of a button, the display can be changed based on operator preference or to meet operational demands.
Built-in alarming capability can provide operations staff with instant feedback on potential problems. Quality on-screen user interfaces allow quick drill-down to determine status. Some systems allow extensive features that allow access to on-screen controls so that once identified, problems can be resolved quickly.
Unlike traditional monitor walls, multiviewers can be easily re-skinned to keep up with operational changes. GUI-based configurations can be updated easily and exported as needed, across the room or across the country.
Multi-viewers are now highly integrated with routing and infrastructure systems, allowing expansion to thousands of inputs and hundreds of monitors, and tight integration of source information from an upstream router. This control integration has simplified control, and improved accuracy of operations. |
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