MOUNT VERNON, N.Y., June 2, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Key Digital Systems, Inc. the Experts in Digital Video Technology and Solutions, invites all Systems Integrators and Contractors, Consultants, Dealers and Sales personnel from the Pro A/V Market to a personal tour of the Key Digital booth at InfoComm 2011! Come see our newest additions to the Key Digital product portfolio, and get the rare opportunity to meet industry pioneer and holder of 40 HDTV patents, Mike Tsinberg. Key Digital welcomes all InfoComm participants to join the festivities which take place at the Key Digital Booth, Booth # 2506 InfoComm 2011 at the Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FL, June 15th - 17th.
** Component: 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080pKey Digital Fat Boy Series(TM) KD-MSA8X8Pro is a full matrix Audio switcher capable of integrating up to 8 inputs or sources to 8 outputs or zones. The unit accepts Analog and PCM digital audio signals. Can also accept Composite Video over PCM connection. Full control of Volume, Balance, Tone and Lip Sync for Analog and PCM sources. Can convert Analog to Digital, or Digital to Analog.Join Mike Tsinberg, President of Key Digital®, for a discussion on the field-proven HDMI technologies performing in commercial A/V systems today and making HDMI plug and play for Custom Digital Video systems. If you work in Video today, you cannot afford to miss this opportunity and hope that HDMI will go away. Learn everything you need to know about new technologies that customers crave from a true industry innovator and trusted authority on new challenges posed to the A/V community. Register today to discover valuable technical information and learn how to make both dollars and sense of the alphabet soup that drives our commercial video industry today.At this year's NAB, Kata introduced a series of new backpacks for small to mid-size cameras that are incredibly lightweight-as much as 20% lighter than the previous generation. They're also more comfortable to wear than anything I've experienced before, plus they're extremely strong. The 410 can also carry up to a 15.4'' laptop, and the 610 can carry up to a 17'' laptop. Both can carry a tripod externally and be connected to an optional "trolly" if you want to wheel it around.KD-MSWCAT8X8 / 4X4KD-BBTX / RX* Supports all SD, HD, and VESA (VGA, SVGA, XGA, WXGA, SXGA, UXGA, WUXGA) resolutions up to 1080p (60Hz & 50Hz)KD-MSVA4X4ProAzden SMX-20 Stereo Mic (MSRP $200)* Capable of switching RGBHV signals by utilizing Left and Right Audio connections for H & V signals.* Front LED's indicate the selected Source and Input/Output statusKD-MSCAT8X8 is a Video/Audio Matrix Switcher capable of switching up to 8 Component/VGA Video Sources/Inputs to 8 independent Zones/Outputs via CAT5/6/7 with Analog or Digital PCM Audio and is also available as a 4X4.* Serial IR, Optical IR, Front Panel Control, Discrete Remote Codes, and RS-232. Supports major control systems such as AMX, Control4, Crestron, RTI, Savant, Universal, Xantech and others* Full support for HDCP, HDMI 1.3a/b, Deep Color (12 bits/color) VideoGoPro HERO 960 (MSRP $179.99; with LCD Screen, $259.99)Sony NEX-FS100 (MSRP $5,800 body only; $6,300 with lens)PRODUCTIONKey Digital FAT BOY Series KD-MSVA4x4Pro is a Video/Audio Matrix Switcher capable of separate switching of 4 Component (YPbPr) or RGBHV (VGA) Video Sources/Inputs to 4 independent Zones/Outputs with Analog and Digital Audio. Can also convert Analog Audio to Digital Audio or Digital Audio to Analog Audio with full control over Volume, Bass, Treble, Balance and Lip-Sync. Can also accept Composite Video over PCM connection.Key Digital's Annual InfoComm Poker Tournament of Champions.* Compatible with any VGA or Component Video source device, and any major video resolution* Full switching of 3 independent matrixes: Video, Audio and Control* Serial IR, Optical IR, Front Panel Control, Discrete Remote Codes, RS- 232 and TCP/IP. Supports major control systems such as AMX, Control4, Crestron, RTI, Savant, Universal, Xantech and othersThe other category I'm not going to dive into is DSLR rigs. Every other booth had one, and they all look the same to me. Granted, my perspective on this issue is different from that of EventDV readers who have taken the DSLR plunge; for the type of work I do, for various reasons, DSLRs don't match my workflow. I do plan to purchase a Micro 4/3 or Super 35mm model this year but most likely in a traditional camcorder configuration. If, for some reason, I do need a rig, I may make one in my garage.Wednesday, 6/15/2011 02:30 PM - 04:00 PM Room W221A* SD & HD: 480i, 480p, 720p, 1080i, 1080p VESA / VGA (RGBHV): From 640x480p up to 1920x1200pThere are several places the HERO would come in handy for event shooters. I could see placing them in chuppahs, altars, or venues where you have restricted access. The only downside is that the HERO isn't a low-light performer. If you keep that in mind and use it accordingly, you'll be able to get amazing results.KD-MSA8X8ProKey Features:KD-MSWCAT8X8 / 4X4* Enables the use of less expensive CAT5/6/7 cabling for HDMI/DVI signal distributionWednesday, 6/15/2011 02:30 PM - 04:00 PM Room W221A* Video, Audio, IR and RS-232 distribution via a single CAT5 cableJoin Mike Tsinberg, holder of 40 Video Patents and Owner of Key Digital, for an in-depth discussion on the consultant specified, field-proven HDMI technologies performing in commercial A/V systems today and how to make HDMI plug and play for proven and reliable Custom Digital Video systems. Learn everything you need to know about new and upcoming technologies that customers are hungry for from a true innovator in the industry and a trusted authority on all new endeavors that the A/V community must confront. Register today to discover valuable technical information that would otherwise remain a mystery and learn how to make both dollars and sense of the alphabet soup that is driving our commercial video industry today.While Panasonic had the AG-HPX250 update of the AG-HVX200 and similar updates to other models, and JVC was showing the GY-HD750, a GY-HD790 without the studio connections, there were not a whole lot of new cameras that I saw as significant new entries for our industry, so here are the ones that I expect to matter for us-all two of them. That said, there were some interesting production accessories.* Inputs support Analog Balanced/Unbalanced and Digital Coaxial PCM audio (48KHz)* Full independent matrix switching of Video and Audio* CAT5 pass-through ports for incremental expansion to up to 48x48 or 40x56KD-MSVA4X4ProNew products to be showcased at InfoComm 2011:* Full support for HDCP, HDMI 1.3a/b and 3D* Audio Toggle Switch for Analog / Digital Audio Selection* Independent Audio format configurations are supported at each output* Allows extension of HDMI signals distances that standard HDMI cables cannot achieve* 1080p/60 signals up to 150 feet, 1080p/24 signals up to 250 feet over a single CAT5/6/7 cableBlackmagic Design ATEM Television Studio (MSRP $995)This is the one you've been hearing about, the new sub-$6,000 interchangeable-lens Sony camera with the Super 35mm Exmor CMOS Sensor that many say might hit the sweet spot for shooters in our industry who want the DSLR look without the DSLR. It records to Memory Stick or SDHC cards. You can use many types of lenses, some requiring adapters. The form factor is a big box with a flat form factor and a flip-up LCD screen. It comes with the same short shotgun mic found on the Sony Z7 and S270.* Transmits (KD-BBTX) and receives (KD-BBRX) HDMI Video, HDMI Audio, Digital or Analog Audio, IR and RS-232 over a single CAT5/6/7 cable* Bi-Directional and Simultaneous IR and RS-232* Video, Audio, IR and RS-232 distribution via a single CAT5 cable up to 1,000 ft* Full Audio control per output for volume, treble, bass, balance, and lip-sync from analog or digital sourcesKey Digital will be hosting our Annual InfoComm Texas Hold'em Poker Tournament for the Pros. Join a friendly poker game with some of the industries biggest players. We will be giving away $50,000 worth of Key Digital equipment to the top 10 playersThere was a lot of buzz about this "place anywhere" camera. Without the optional LCD, this tiny 1080p camera is about the size of a three-pack of miniDV tapes. The camera records to internal flash memory. The cameras all come in a waterproof case. This same camera is used to capture underwater shots in the hit show Deadliest Catch.Kata Fly-By-74PL/76PL Organizer Bags (MSRP $239.99/$329.99)* Independent or simultaneous muting of Video and Audio* Inputs support L/R Analog and PCM Coaxial Digital Audio and can convert Analog to Digital or Digital to Analog with full Audio control.KD-BBTX / RXCome Play with the Pros!* Full integration with Key Digital KD-VACRX and KD-VACWPRX or KD-CVARX Balun productsFor more information and to ensure you’re signed up for this fun event, please go to http://www.keydigital.com/UpCommingEvents_.aspxHDMI/DVI Video, Analog & Digital Audio Smart Balun(TM) with Control over single CAT5/6/7 Transmitter / ReceiverKata Pro-V-410/610 Backpacks (MSRP $467)This can be very useful to live event producers. It's hard to believe that I paid almost the same as ATEM's $995 MSRP for an S-Video/ Composite Videonics MX-1 switcher 15 years ago. This model will be available in July and could give NewTek's TriCaster a run for its money, even if you need to add some HDMI-to-HD-SDI converters.Please join us for another year of exciting new products and surprises at this years InfoComm 2011 at the Orange County Convention Center, Orlando, FL, June 15th – 17th* Serial IR, Optical IR, Front Panel Control, Discrete Remote Codes, and RS-232. Supports major control systems such as AMX, Colorado vNet, Control4, Crestron, RTI, Savant, Universal, Xantech and others** VGA (RGBHV): From 640x480 up to 1920x1200 (VESA)
Key Digital Fat Boy Series(TM) KD-MSA8X8Pro is a full matrix Audio switcher capable of integrating up to 8 inputs or sources to 8 outputs or zones. The unit accepts Analog and PCM digital audio signals. Can also accept Composite Video over PCM connection. Full control of Volume, Balance, Tone and Lip Sync for Analog and PCM sources. Can convert Analog to Digital, or Digital to Analog.
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