Apantac Launches T# (T Sharp) Multiviewers to European Broadcasters at IBC 2015

Apantac, provider of cost-effective multiviewers, video walls, extenders, and signal processing solutions is launching its new T# - T Sharp Multiviewers to the European Broadcast market at IBC 2015, Hall 8, Stand E37.

 

The modular architecture concept ensures a future-proof Multiviewer solution for Broadcasters. The T# multiviewer is based on a revolutionary modular architecture from Apantac. One of the most important new features in the T# Multiviewer series is that all input sources can be duplicated up to 64 times and that any input is available to any output. Three frame sizes (1RU, 2RU, 4RU) and 16 pre-configured models are available. The pre-configured models can be easily expanded by adding additional input or output boards. All boards are hot swappable and interchangeable between all three frame sizes.

 

When fully populated (using the largest frame), the hardware accommodates eight input boards, each with up to eight video inputs supported, for a total of 64 3G/HD/SD-SDI and Composite Video inputs. There is also a version of the input board with four SFPs for accepting SDI signals over fiber, as well as upcoming SFP pluggables from third parties for decoding SMPTE 2022-6 and more.

 

T# is also built with 4K/UHD in mind. For 4K/UHD support, simply combine four 3G-SDI BNCs as a single 4K/UHD input. For each SDI input, 16 channels of embedded audio is supported, and can be decoded to display as on-screen audio meters. Two output boards with four outputs each provide a total of eight outputs per chassis. Output board format support includes: HDMI, SDI, Fiber, HDMI extenders, and HDBaseT extenders.

 

T# supports output resolutions up to 1920x1200P including 1080P. In addition, T# is 4K/UHD output ready.

 

To support an expanded range of input formats, Apantac has both HDMI and IP input boards on its short-term product road-map.

 

As with all other Apantac TAHOMA Multiviewers, T# supports 3^rd party routers and production switchers and TSL protocol, utilizes a flexible and simple skin technology that allows users to customize their on-screen display of graphics including; borders, labels, fonts, tally LEDs, clock faces, logos, embedded audio, discrete audio meters and audio / video alarms. Video windows on the display may include multiple labels, and support UMD, OMD, IMD and standalone labels. 

 

The new T# Multiviewers will be demonstrated at Apantac’s IBC 2015 stand, 8.E37.