DVS… @ IBC 2011 With… (SatBroadcasting™)

[SatNews] At this year’s IBC, DVS will again showcase dystems tailored to broadcast and post production customers’ needs at booth 7.E25.

DVS has enhanced the strengths of its DI workstation CLIPSTER® further still for Europe’s largest industry event in Amsterdam. Besides an extended feature set for DCI Mastering, CLIPSTER® now also enables Mezzanine Format Mastering for the so-called Interoperable Master Format (IMF). As a mezzanine format, IMF allows rapid versioning of different distribution formats. It is also possible to record directly and losslessly in JPEG2000 file sequences with DVS’s flagship product. In addition, the new AVC-Intra Class 200 codec, which is part of Panasonic’s AVC-Ultra codec group, extends the diversity of distribution formats offered by CLIPSTER®.

VENICE, the multi-channel video server for the broadcast market, also comes with countless new features for IBC. In addition to high-quality codecs such as JPEG2000 and AVC-Intra Class 200, VENICE also supports the Avid systems ISIS® and Interplay, effortlessly handling stereo 3D material. Similarly, the size of the DVS video server has changed: VENICE is now also available in a slimline 2U chassis offering space for up to 9 TB of internal storage.

The SpycerBox is ready to make an impact at IBC with its performance. Available in two versions – SpycerBox Flex and SpycerBox Ultra – DVS SpycerBoxes integrate into any storage environment. SpycerBox Flex offers real-time support of five uncompressed 2K video streams in parallel. With a storage capacity of 43.2 TB, the compact “SAN in a box” offers all the functionality of a professional storage system which is also easy to administer thanks to a Single Point of Management. New SDK features, a mixer as well as DirectShow support are among the many new features which DVS has equipped its Atomix video board family with for IBC. The renowned Atomix series meets all the requirements that high-end film, HDTV post production, broadcast applications and demanding presentations call for. After its debut at NAB 2011, the Atomix HDMI video board perfectly complements the range of functions of DVS’s product line.