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MillimeterFOR-A to showcase multi-format HD/SD products at Government Video Expo 2006
Oct 6, 2006 5:58 PM
FOR-A Corporation of America, a leading manufacturer of video and audio systems for the broadcast and professional video industries, will showcase several new multi-format products designed for the government broadcasting, analysis, and surveillance/CCTV markets at the Government Video & Technology Expo 2006. The event will be held December 6-7 at the Washington, D.C., Convention Center, where FOR-A will exhibit in Booth #822.
FOR-A will demonstrate its HANABI HVS-500HS high-definition/standard-definition switcher; the VPS-700 GINGA one mix/effect digital switcher; the HANABI HVS-1000HS one mix/effect HD/SD switcher; the FA-9000 and FA-128 frame synchronizers; the MV-16S and MV-400 multi-viewers; and the IVS-100 video stabilizer.
“The GV Expo is one of the top shows of the year for FOR-A,” said Susumu Hotta, general manager, FOR-A Corporation of America. “We’re constantly responding to the video needs of this market, especially during this period of heightened international security. Because they’ve initially been designed for the rigors of a 24/7 live broadcast environment, our product line provides top-of-the-line performance to high-level security organizations and government broadcast agencies.”
HANABI HVS-500HS HD/SD Switcher
The HVS-500HS is an economical, compact and self-contained switcher that accepts HD and SD formats. It comes with 10-bit, 4:2:2 internal processing and is well suited for applications such as editing, studio production, mobile production, up-link vans, live production, broadcast television and live staging. The HANABI HVS-500HS offers a variety of input/output interfaces including HD/SD SDI, HD/SD analog, and VGA. It also connects to HDV cameras or PCs. The switcher is multi-format in HD for 1080/60i, 50i, 720/60p, 50p, and 24p, and is configurable in either NTSC or PAL.
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