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Low latency between the image source and the display ensures optimum viewing experiences. With the UHD Pro XF+ you can view your content on the display in real time, a feature that is extremely important in command and control and mission-critical environments.   Want to learn more about latency? Check out the Latency Tech Talk with Neoti Lead Technician Joe Kipfer https://lnkd.in/gSNnJcKz   #PantoneValidated #avtweeps #trustedtechnology #LED #Broadcast

The guys at Linus Tech Tips took a fun look at our XMP550 HDR monitor. See what they had to say at the link below! https://lnkd.in/e6w5W9ED via @YouTube Learn more about the XMP550 and the XMP series of monitors at FlandersScientific.com #HDR #QDOLED #XMP550 #LinusTechTips

Low latency between the image source and the display ensures optimum viewing experiences. With the UHD Pro XF+ you can view your content on the display in real time, a feature that is extremely important in command and control and mission-critical environments. Want to learn more about latency? Check out the Latency Tech Talk with Neoti Lead Technician, Joe Kipfer. https://bit.ly/47eCl60 #PantoneValidated #avtweeps #trustedtechnology #LED #Broadcast

#ComputerVision applications usually involve #VideoProcessing and display, but to do this the video or images must be transmitted from a camera to the host vision system. There are many video interface standards that can be used for this and each offers different features including data rates, cable lengths, power delivery options and so on. We’ve compiled a list of the most popular standards with details of their key features and which applications they are most suited to. Read and compare: https://lnkd.in/e3Vs-nxJ #ImageProcessing #VideoTransmission #Broadcast #VideoInterface #MachineVision

#BlackmagicVideohub12G routers have zero latency, making them suitable for live production and broadcast. The built-in front panel includes an LCD to visualise your router inputs' live content.

For many middle class families from the 1990s to 2010, the CRT TV was a window into the external world. Unlike today's 40-inch plasma screens, these narrow televisions shaped our view of movies and TV shows. I vividly remember that even the largest TV couldn’t deliver the detailed resolution that modern displays offer what seemed big was simply scaled up, often lacking clarity. It was during my Visual Communication studies in 2010 that I realized the resolution of the content we were watching was far from today's Full HD standard of 1920x1080 pixels. Instead, we were watching at 720x576 pixels, A Total of just 4.14 megapixels. The black cable wire that carried these signals could only support that size and the image quality was defined by its bright colors rather than intricate details. Full Article : https://lnkd.in/ggFVyumk

Regardless of the experience level or project, the TVLogic #LXM-240P enhances performance with its 12G input, quad split view for monitoring up to 4 sources, and exceptional color accuracy for precise review of recorded footage. These are just a few features—learn more by watching the video from our expert, Stefan Czich.

How to class-up a wall mounted TV. Yes, huge TVs are mesmerizing and often quite minimal, but they still, somehow, look a bit low brow when they are simply slapped on a wall. At LS Art Consulting, the premier division of FrameWorks, we have a great solution. Custom TV box frames give you an intentional look and high-end finished product. We typically leave several inches around the perimeter to allow future TV replacement flexibility. Need a millwork solution for your TVs? Give us a call. #limitlesspossibilities

Are you curious about the #StarfishTechnologies #TS #SignalProcessor? Discover the key features of our #software solution to modifying control signals in an encoded #media stream here: https://bit.ly/3HYL6TF #broadcast #transportstream #TSprocessing #mediaprocessing #signalprocessing

So, what’s on the minds of my broadcaster friends as we approach NAB… -HDR? -Broadcast IP virtual channels? -ATSC 3.0 stat-mux? -New encoder channel release features to further streamline air-chains? -Verance watermarking? -Cost-effective IP transport for STL redundancy or feeding distant transmitters? These are just some of the topics that come up daily in our world. We would very much like to meet you at the show. Please message me to set up your mtg. See you in LV!