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MillimeterDoremi Labs ships portable HD Video Test Generator
Jan 13, 2005 4:07 PM
At NAB 2005, Doremi Labs will showcase the HDG-10 portable HD and SD Video Test Generator. The HDG-10 offers an extensive list of advanced features at an affordable price. It even features a dual-link HD-SDI 2k resolution video output.
Doremi designed the HDG-10 to offer video professionals a low cost portable test generator to calibrate and test video equipment and displays at broadcast, concert, home theater, post, R&D facilities and more.
The HDG-10 provides 15 still patterns and 7 moving test patterns in SD and HD formats at full broadcast quality. It also outputs audio tone, time code and close caption characters.
Video outputs include SDI, HD-SDI and dual-link HD-SDI. Formats include NTSC, PAL, 720p, 1080i, 1080p and 2048x1080. The HDG-10 can also be paired with Doremi Labs' HDVI converter to provide a DVI output.
A special feature of the HDG-10 is its ability to combine any still pattern with a moving pattern to create hundreds of video pattern options. Other useful features include a save function to preserve settings on power off and a lockable power cord connector to prevent accidental shut down.
The HDG-10 fits in the palm of your hand and features four buttons to operate the menu displayed on its LCD screen.
Doremi Labs Inc. is a leading developer and manufacturer of video disk recorders (VDR) and video servers for the professional video and audio markets. Founded in 1985, Doremi Labs is based in Burbank, California, with sales offices in France and Tokyo. The Doremi Labs V1 family of VDRs is a market leader with thousands of installations worldwide. Doremi Labs' product line has expanded beyond the video server market and now includes DVI converters, test generators and HD MPEG2 encoders, decoders and video players.
Visit Doremi Labs at NAB 2005 at Booth# 2342 or its website at www.doremilabs.com.
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