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Radio and TV studios are part of the broadcast market. A distinction can be made between fixed and mobile studios. Mobile radio studios and control vans equipped with KVM technology provide flexible broadcast locations. During post-production, images and sound are edited. In a radio or TV studio, a wide range of equipment is present, such as monitors, mixing desks, microphones, cameras, lights and, of course, the indispensable cabling.
Within this broadcast market, Intronics focuses on KVM solutions and connectivity for connecting all equipment in these demanding environments.
Within this broadcast market, Intronics focuses on KVM solutions and connectivity for connecting all equipment in these demanding environments.
AV video processing in the broadcast environment
Intronics helps you bring various productions to life through our AV video processing and video wall solutions for broadcast and live events.
An example is the control of a virtual 3D decor using video projection.
An example is the control of a virtual 3D decor using video projection.
KVM in radio and TV studios
Intronics specialises in the application of KVM in TV studios. A KVM system provides professional studios with direct access to audio, video and data at the workstation. KVM technology is thereby an important part of the broadcasting process. Transmission of content at the highest achievable video resolution takes place without noticeable delay (latency).
KVM systems use a network specially built for this purpose, but sometimes an existing network can also be used. IP technology can be used to route audio and video in a studio. KVM matrix solutions allow a technician to easily switch between different audio and video sources from a single workstation.
A major advantage of using a KVM solution is that much of the equipment does not need to be in the studio, but can be placed in a separate room. This allows the broadcast equipment to be installed in the safest place, the rooms are easier to cool and there is no noise pollution at the workplace from the fans in the equipment used.
Mobile radio studios and control vehicles for TV equipped with KVM technolgy provide flexible broadcast locations.
KVM systems use a network specially built for this purpose, but sometimes an existing network can also be used. IP technology can be used to route audio and video in a studio. KVM matrix solutions allow a technician to easily switch between different audio and video sources from a single workstation.
A major advantage of using a KVM solution is that much of the equipment does not need to be in the studio, but can be placed in a separate room. This allows the broadcast equipment to be installed in the safest place, the rooms are easier to cool and there is no noise pollution at the workplace from the fans in the equipment used.
Mobile radio studios and control vehicles for TV equipped with KVM technolgy provide flexible broadcast locations.
KVM for post production
In post production studios very powerful computer technology is used. Fast and secure access to multiple audio and video files is crucial. KVM technology ensures secure and direct access to these files.
Advantages of a professional KVM solution in broadcast
- Efficient workflow: operators and user stations have access to multiple systems from a single location.
- Scalable: connects from two to an infinite number of sources to workstations. The KVM solution easily adapts to user requirements by changing a system configuration.
- Flexible: multiple users can connect tot the systems they need for operation or monitoring.
- ROI: use of existing fibre and copper network infrastructure is tailored to users' needs. The same infrastructure can be used when systems and functions change.
- Ergonomic: users only need one keyboard and mouse to get access to the different systems. All the connected systems are available on the same platform.
- Redundancy on multiple levels: network, power and management redundancy.
