360 Systems' HD Servers Now Compatible With GVG Infinity Camera and Edius NLE
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Posted on March 10, 2010 at 7:07:01 PM
360 Systems' HD Servers Now Compatible With GVG Infinity Camera and Edius NLE
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif., March 10 -- 360 Systems' new MAXX-1200HD and 2400HD servers are now JPEG-2000 file compatible with Grass Valley's Infinity(TM) camcorder and Edius NX(TM) workstation.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20100308/LA66580)
The 10-bit images created in JPEG-2000 by Grass Valley's Infinity camcorder can now be directly imported to 360 System's HD servers without transcoding. Wrapped as MXF files, video can be exported quickly from a 360 Systems server to Grass Valley's Edius NX workstation for editing. File-based return delivers the edited JPEG-2000 project to the server for playout.
360 Systems' MXF file transfers are fast, and maintain the 10-bit quality of the original image. Robert Easton, president of 360 Systems, states that JPEG-2000 is one of the few 10-bit video formats, delivering four times the chroma depth and dynamic range of standard 8-bit video formats - an attractive feature that is driving adoption of the format.
360 Systems' MAXX-HD servers provide up to four video channels, 3-D playout, outstanding slow motion performance, and a feature set that make it a first choice for broadcast, production, and Pro A/V markets. Recognized with the prestigious Pick Hit award at both NAB and IBC in 2009, the MAXX HD servers provide unmatched price/performance and a high level of reliability.
For more information on 360 Systems video servers, visit http://www.360systems.com, or call 360 Systems at +1 (818) 991-0360.
360 Systems products will be on exhibit at NAB Show, April 10-15 2010, Las Vegas booth N917.
360 Systems MAXX-HD Servers
The MAXX-HD family of high definition servers continues 360 Systems' tradition of advanced technology for enhanced performance, exceptional feature sets and substantially lower prices. With 38 years of experience and 30,000 hard-disk products in service around the world, 360 Systems brings legendary quality and reliability to broadcasting.
About 360 Systems
360 Systems is a leading developer of digital video and audio products for broadcasting and Pro A/V. The company has a 38-year legacy of producing award-winning hardware solutions that bring efficiency and economy to content production. Brands include Digicart®, Instant Replay®, Image Server(TM) and the MAXX(TM) family of video servers.
360 Systems is a privately owned corporation based in Westlake Village, CA. More information on its products is available at http://www.360systems.com.
Contact
Camille Cox
OnRamp Communications
camille@onrampcomm.com
805 497-6400
Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20100308/LA66580
AP Archive: http://photoarchive.ap.org/
PRN Photo Desk, photodesk@prnewswire.com
Source: 360 Systems
CONTACT: Camille Cox of OnRamp Communications, +1-805-497-6400,
camille@onrampcomm.com, for 360 Systems
Web Site: http://www.360systems.com/
WESTLAKE VILLAGE, Calif., March 10 -- 360 Systems' new MAXX-1200HD and 2400HD servers are now JPEG-2000 file compatible with Grass Valley's Infinity(TM) camcorder and Edius NX(TM) workstation.
(Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20100308/LA66580)
The 10-bit images created in JPEG-2000 by Grass Valley's Infinity camcorder can now be directly imported to 360 System's HD servers without transcoding. Wrapped as MXF files, video can be exported quickly from a 360 Systems server to Grass Valley's Edius NX workstation for editing. File-based return delivers the edited JPEG-2000 project to the server for playout.
360 Systems' MXF file transfers are fast, and maintain the 10-bit quality of the original image. Robert Easton, president of 360 Systems, states that JPEG-2000 is one of the few 10-bit video formats, delivering four times the chroma depth and dynamic range of standard 8-bit video formats - an attractive feature that is driving adoption of the format.
360 Systems' MAXX-HD servers provide up to four video channels, 3-D playout, outstanding slow motion performance, and a feature set that make it a first choice for broadcast, production, and Pro A/V markets. Recognized with the prestigious Pick Hit award at both NAB and IBC in 2009, the MAXX HD servers provide unmatched price/performance and a high level of reliability.
For more information on 360 Systems video servers, visit http://www.360systems.com, or call 360 Systems at +1 (818) 991-0360.
360 Systems products will be on exhibit at NAB Show, April 10-15 2010, Las Vegas booth N917.
360 Systems MAXX-HD Servers
The MAXX-HD family of high definition servers continues 360 Systems' tradition of advanced technology for enhanced performance, exceptional feature sets and substantially lower prices. With 38 years of experience and 30,000 hard-disk products in service around the world, 360 Systems brings legendary quality and reliability to broadcasting.
About 360 Systems
360 Systems is a leading developer of digital video and audio products for broadcasting and Pro A/V. The company has a 38-year legacy of producing award-winning hardware solutions that bring efficiency and economy to content production. Brands include Digicart®, Instant Replay®, Image Server(TM) and the MAXX(TM) family of video servers.
360 Systems is a privately owned corporation based in Westlake Village, CA. More information on its products is available at http://www.360systems.com.
Contact
Camille Cox
OnRamp Communications
camille@onrampcomm.com
805 497-6400
Photo: http://www.newscom.com/cgi-bin/prnh/20100308/LA66580
AP Archive: http://photoarchive.ap.org/
PRN Photo Desk, photodesk@prnewswire.com
Source: 360 Systems
CONTACT: Camille Cox of OnRamp Communications, +1-805-497-6400,
camille@onrampcomm.com, for 360 Systems
Web Site: http://www.360systems.com/