EXTRON NetPA U 1004, 4 Ch Dante Amp

NetPA U 1004NEW

Four-Channel Power Amplifiers with Dante and DSP
100 Watts Per Channel

Key Features-

Receives audio from the Dante audio network and from analog mic/line-level inputs
100 watts rms output power per channel at 8 ohms, 4 ohms, or 70/100V
ENERGY STAR qualified amplifier with defeatable auto-standby and fast wake up
Single and dual rack mount hardware included
New Integrated DSP
Convection cooled, fanless operation – can be stacked without extra rack space for ventilation
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Mic Arms

The need to reach new audiences has introduced more and more video cameras into recording studios. OC White new ProBoom Ultima Mic Arms keep the booms low and out of view while placing monitors exactly where the talent needs them. Camera operators get their clean shots, and hosts can see their guests while interviewing them. The ProBoom Ultima SMS system is fully customizable and expandable to fit the needs of any studio.

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DB Mozart DDS EVO

FM transmitter, Digital and Analog Radio Transmitter,

Optimised for a better sound experience thanks to the cutting-edge technologies Audio and RF. More info..

FM transmitters: DB is a leader in digital and analog radio FM transmitters.
With more than 40 years of experience, we design our products to offer you the maximum AC efficiency of the units and the best quality of the audio signal. The GREEN RF technology is combined with new 65:1 devices, latest evolution of the world-famous patented COLD-FET technology applied on DB’s radio transmitters.

How Organizations Use Extron and Panopto

Powerful Configurable AV Control with Video Content Management

Extron is working with Panopto to deliver the industry’s first unified solution for AV control, media capture, and video content management and delivery. Our control system capabilities extend to Panopto-supported capture products, providing complete control for classrooms, meeting spaces, and workspaces. Also, our SMP – Streaming Media Processors directly integrate into Panopto to ingest recording schedules for automated recording and content publishing, ad-hoc recording and publishing, and for live streaming applications.

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Supports all Media Capture and Distribution Applications

From simple touch control to hands-off, fully-automated streaming, and everything in between

Intuitive one-touch control with customizable features for more advanced requirements

Flexible ad-hoc or scheduled video capture and automated publishing workflows for LMS integration

Robust and complementary solutions to simplify your meetings with Extron SMP products for live and on demand content publishing to the Panopto video platform

Support for touch and push button controllers, Global Configurator Plus and Pro versions and Global Scripter Control

Certified drivers for Panopto enterprise video content management systems to support easy control system configuration

LinkLicense for Enhanced Panopto Features enabling scheduled recordings and live streaming

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Looking to Up Your Esports Game?

Interfacing, Switching and Control. AV components to convert, switch and distribute signals, and control entire AV systemsEsports competition continues to enjoy increased popularity and rapid adoption professionally and at both K-12 and collegiate levels. According to the National Association of Collegiate Esports, more than 260 U.S. colleges have launched esports programs at the varsity level and are offering an average of $16 million per year in scholarships.

The unique performance needs of esports facilities require a broad level of knowledge and expertise to ensure the AV system provides a good experience for players and spectators alike. Even if you’re starting completely from scratch, don’t feel overwhelmed. We are esports experts.

Recreational

Esports originates from Egaming. The roots of Egaming can be traced back many years to the earliest offering of video games. The difference between Egaming and esports is easy to understand; think recreational gaming versus competitive gaming for prizes and recognition. It is like playing sports with friends versus playing professionally.

Esports

Some of the most popular Egaming platforms have become part of the esports ecosystem. Esports is played at club levels with leagues. Popular tournaments around the world are played in large stadiums and arenas and are set up just like a basketball game or a large concert with local audience sizes of up to 30,000 people.

Competitive video game events date back to the 1970’s. Esports went mainstream in 1980 with Atari’s Space Invaders Championship comprising of 10,000 participants. The esports industry has experienced and enjoyed exponential growth ever since. The global esports market size was valued at $1.1 billion USD in 2019 and is expected to expand at a CAGR – compound annual growth rate of 24.4% through 2027

The esports ecosystem is vast. As with any large industry, it is comprised of many supporting groups and disciplines. These include game developers with their own sales and marketing teams. Recruiters, agents, sponsors, and PR managers are also highly involved in daily management activities with continued industry growth in mind.

The main cast of characters associated with competitions includes the following:

Players – Players engage amongst teammates, work with the manager, coaches and analysts, and may fly all over the world for competitions.
Coaches – Coaches work closely with the players, to motivate them, identify their strengths and weaknesses and make sure they are playing at their best.
Analysts – Analysts translate information into stats and strategies. They provide information to a team, tournament provider, broadcaster, or game developer.
Admins and Referees – Admins and referees record the outcome of matches, make sure that the players are sticking to the rules, and hand out penalties if any are broken.
Shoutcasters – A shout caster is the esports name for a commentator. They speak over the action to inform and entertain the viewer.
Hosts – Stage hosts usually act as the main presenter of a tournament, introduce teams and often interview players and other experts.

The esports industry lacks unified governing bodies at all levels, despite its size, popularity, and influence. It is somewhat fragmented with several organizations around the world vying for supremacy. The intellectual property aspect of the games themselves makes it difficult since these interested groups are not in control of the rules and gameplay. Despite this situation, there is common interest and activity by all to further advance the industry. Mergers and partnerships are announced regularly as this market continues to grow and mature.

Primary associations, alliances, and affiliations:

Esports requires a tremendous amount of critical thinking, collaboration, and creativity from players to achieve and sustain success. With easy access and a low cost to entry, esports reaches beyond traditional sports in education to create an all-inclusive environment that breaks barriers. Engaged students perform better in school. Esports has the unique ability to appeal to and engage a wider audience.

Esports Benefits

Sense of Community and Leadership
Character Development
Scholarship Opportunities
Embodies ISTE Standards
Increase Achievement and Accountability
STEM Engagement

Esports setups vary in scale and capability, incorporating several AV technologies and specific IT network requirements. They incorporate powerful gaming PCs or consoles, such as PlayStation® and Xbox®, running high resolution graphics at high frame rates. Supporting facilities are unique in design, often built to suit the needs and specifications of the game, or games, that the organization has chosen for competition.

General Gaming Centers
Game Labs
Practice Facilities
Multipurpose Spaces
University Competition Rooms
Esports Arenas

Esports systems are comprised of specialized equipment that must meet strict requirements to qualify for use in tournaments.

Player Stations – Keeping the gameplay pure for the player is the main priority. High-performance PCs and displays are mostly used in tournament play, and every edge they provide should be maintained.
Networking – An esports venue’s network needs vastly differ from those of a typical office. It must have high-speed broadband internet that is strong enough to support the digital action of all the gamers playing in one place at one time.
AV Infrastructure – Esports venues are designed to provide an engaging experience for players and fans alike. The spectacle of large tournaments and championships often rival that seen at professional sporting events and concerts.
Streaming/Broadcasting – More and more facilities are creating broadcast stations or production rooms for streaming or creating content around their programs and events.
Account Establishment – Esports clubs and leagues interact with host service organizations like Twitch, Valve/Steam, Discord, PlayVS, and many others.

Esports system design and equipment selection begin once the selected game titles and team size has been determined. This dictates the type and amount of equipment needed for player stations. Typical gaming stations include several items that need to be addressed. The quality or even brand of peripherals will affect perception.

High performance PC
Multi-output graphics card
Keyboard/mouse
Headset

Gaming monitor – 24″ to 32″
Microphone
Webcam
High end furniture

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The growth of esports and many types of supporting venues brings numerous opportunities for designers and integrator.

Design, installation, and system support offer areas of possibility. Equipment acquisition presents additional opportunities.

AV switching and distribution
Videowalls and processors
Control system
Microphones – fixed and wireless

Digital signage
Broadcast cameras
Production monitors
PTZ cameras

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The diversity and custom nature of esports systems create unique design approaches. Each system will have varying requirements to address client needs.

Extron offers many technologies and product categories that are ideal for esports environments, including:

Signal extension products that support resolutions up to 8K
Switching and distribution platforms with HDMI, SDI, twisted pair, and fiber optic transport
Ultra-low latency streaming and recording devices for remote viewing and coaching
Signal processing products perform frame rate conversion and include multi-window and videowall processors
Audio solutions include power amplifiers and DSP, many with support for Dante transport
Control systems enable simplified operation and management

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An in-depth, instructor-led workshop that explores key AV technologies for successful esports systems

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Insights: The Importance of Professional AV products in Esports Facilities

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BRAND NEW – Simple IP 16

NEW Simple-IP-16

Arrakis Systems is proud to introduce the Simple IP 16, a Dante-enabled node. It offers twice the audio inputs and outputs of the Simple IP 8 and delivers even greater value !

Key Features

16 in x 16 out (mono) / 8 in x 8 out (stereo)
Works with Dante AoIP network protocol. Works with any Dante enabled product.
Analog Inputs & Outputs.
AES67 compliant.
Choose between +4dB or -10dB input levels with an internal jumper.

Extron Virtual Control is Now Shipping

VCA 100 Virtual Control Appliance with Integrated Virtual Control Processors

We are pleased to announce the immediate availablity of our VCA 100 Virtual Control Appliance with integrated Virtual Control Processors. This new virtual control system helps organizations easily deploy, scale, and manage their AV systems by providing the flexibility of hosting AV control resources in a central location, right alongside the resources your organization’s IT team already manages. The VCA 100 is designed for centralized AV control across the organization. It’s everything you love about Extron control, scalable for the enterprise.

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AV/IT teams can host up to 30 IPCP Pro xi Series virtual control processors on a single VCA 100. As an organization scales their AV control system needs, new Virtual Control Processors (VCPs) can be activated and configured or programmed to accommodate.

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While an entry level VCA 100 includes 5 VCPs, simply apply compatible LinkLicenses to enable additional VCPs. There are no recurring licensing fees for these LinkLicenses. You can monitor the health and status of deployed virtual control processors using the web-based management console on the VCA 100.

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Product quantities may be limited.
Please contact Extron Customer Support to obtain the most current information on availability.

VCA 100 and LinkLicenses for VCP Upgrades
MODEL	VERSION DESCRIPTION	PART #
VCA 100	Virtual Control Appliance	60-1963-01
LinkLicense	1 Additional VCP Upgrade	79-2582-04
LinkLicense	5 Additional VCPs Upgrade	79-2582-01
LinkLicense	10 Additional VCP Upgrade	79-2582-02

Ferncast unveils its new and improved fernReport device at IBC 2023.

This next-generation aixtream reporter unit combines flexibility, simplicity, and mobility in a modern and compact design.

Online PR News- Aachen, Germany – for immediate release

Ferncast, the audio logistics company specializing in 24/7 software solutions, has announced it will unveil the new fernReport for the first time at IBC 2023. The new fernReport is a portable aixtream platform, designed for audio reporting in the field, live sports commentary and also any use case that profits from portable audio codecs with on-device controls and monitoring. It is a compact solution, which combines aixtream software and the new RasPad 3, a portable Raspberry Pi Tablet.

Users control the new fernReport via the largest touch screen available on such a device: 10-1-inch touch screen. Connectivity includes WiFi, LTE/4G/5G and Ethernet. It is powered by a 5h rechargeable battery and includes up to 128 GB storage. By default, 3 professional headsets (USB) are supported out-of-the-box. Splitters, adapters, and external interfaces enable even more microphones and many different connector types.

The intuitive and user-friendly user interface is highly customizable, allowing every user to create the control interface that suits them best, even mimicking knob and fader control panels for users that prefer the classic experience. On request, UI controls closely matching existing hardware solutions can be enabled for the user. This ensures switching to this new solution is easier than ever before. Ferncast has worked hard to improve responsiveness and feedback of touch screen controls for audio transmission UIs and is confident that these now offer an improved user experience while being future-proof.

With the new fernReport, Ferncast is entering the professional reporter market with a powerful software-based device offering the largest touch screen and all formats compatibility at a highly competitive price compared to the existing premium devices.

Detlef Wiese, CEO and founder of Ferncast, commented this innovation: “We completely rethought how reporters can do their news gathering: a freely configurable UI controlled with touch screen — no knobs, no potentiometers, no faders, everything in the software. The final pricing will be released at IBC. It will be extremely attractive because we were able to avoid so many costs. Users will nonetheless benefit from a modern, high-quality solution, as they are used to with aixtream.”

For customers who desire a one-stop solution, the fernReport will also be available with carrying case and audio hardware included in delivery.

Murray Hunt, Managing Director AVW Group commented that “We at AVW are thrilled to be the exclusive distributors of Ferncast’s groundbreaking fernReport in Australia and New Zealand. This next-gen device is a game-changer for the audio reporting and live sports commentary sectors. Its software-based approach, coupled with state-of-the-art hardware like the RasPad 3, offers unparalleled flexibility and customization.

The fernReport’s robust connectivity options, including WiFi, LTE/4G/5G, and Ethernet, make it an ideal choice for our diverse and often remote landscapes. The device’s 5-hour rechargeable battery and up to 128 GB storage capacity are perfect for the on-the-go professionals who make up a significant portion of our market.

Moreover, the highly customizable UI will allow our clients to tailor their experience to their specific needs, making the transition to this modern solution smoother than ever. We believe that the fernReport will not only meet but exceed the expectations of the Australian and New Zealand markets, offering a high-quality, future-proof solution at a competitive price point.

We look forward to showcasing the fernReport at IBC 2023 and are confident that it will set new standards in the industry.”

You can discover the new fernReport at Ferncast stand 8.F83 (Hall 8) at the IBC2023
Or talk to one of our exclusive distributors AVW Group Australia, Sales@avw.com.au and New Zealand sales@localhost

About Ferncast GmbH:
As an audio logistics company, Ferncast develops software and hardware solutions for audio workflows in broadcasting, and offers services and consulting connected to their extensive expertise. The core product is aixtream, a 24/7 software solution for OTT, DVB, SIP/WebRTC, STL, DAB, FM, Logging, Recording and more, which Ferncast continuously develops and improves. It runs as server appliance, virtual machine, containerized on AWS and other cloud services as well as on hardware like Raspberry Pi. Ferncast also packages aixtream with hardware as Audio Codec Servers. They support their customers every step of the way, both with integration into existing environments as well as realizing completely new system architectures.

Contact :
Virginie DANKER
vd@ferncast.com
Tel. : +491622689389

Enhanced Live Event Switcher ez-Pro VS10: Expanded Ports and Advanced Control for Multi-Screen Monitoring

More Switcher for Everyone!

Again, LUMANTEK gives you another switcher good for live events but with more ports than before. More screens to monitor in a single switcher with a larger touch screen to control.

Customizable video switcher for your preference.

You can choose from many layouts to show the multiview screen.
You can move them as you want and name as you want.
Configure your own layout through our utility (Win OS or Mac OS), save it on a USB disk, and plug it into VS10 to load your layout.

Perfect harmony with ez-CGER mini for live titling and graphics!

All ez-Pro VS10 SDI inputs can take in Fill & Key signals.
Connect LUMANTEK’s “ez-CGER mini” with ez-Pro VS10 and broadcast your video with Live Titling and Graphics!

Intuitive LCD Touchscreen and Joy-stick control

All key menu or functions can be adjusted with touchscreen smoothly and extremely easily operated with rotary switch or Joy stick.

All 10 inputs built in in Scaler

ez-Pro VS10 comes with internal scalers in all input ports. Adjust freely using our touch screen menu.

Twice the Basic Features

ez-Pro VS10 has 2 Picture in Picture (PIP) capabilities, 1 Still Image which covers the whole screen, and Luma and Chroma Keyer. You can mix both features and key out the PIP and assimilate a hand language translator PIP.

Quiet Fan for your comfort

LUMANTEK carefully calibrated the fan noise to provide more comfort to its users while enabling the switcher to operate at its maximum performance.

Any ports are Fill & Key

VS10 allows to set any SDI input ports as Fill or Key.

Transfer with USB disk

It is easy to transfer your settings to VS10. Use the VS10 Utility software to save settings into your USB disk. Then plug the USB into VS10 to transfer settings, media, and new firmware.

PROGRAM/ MULTIVIEW display at LCD screen

LCD screen is able to display Program and Multiview when you touch the screen.

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Exciting News for Modulation Enthusiasts!!!

This August, Telewave is thrilled to unveil a remarkable opportunity for all modulation enthusiasts out there! For a limited time only, Telewave proudly presents an exclusive promotion for our brand new 44DL wattmeter. you can seize this unbeatable offer and elevate your RF capabilities like never before.

Telewave.io, a leading manufacturer of RF products for public safety, land mobile radio, and other mission-critical communications services announces the availability of a highly accurate digital wattmeter.

But wait, there’s more! Your RF journey with Telewave.io just got even better. As a token of our appreciation for your continued support, we’re thrilled to offer an exclusive bonus. When you secure your very own 44DL wattmeter during this special promotion, you’ll also receive a complimentary TSUNAMI PN: 231815 IP67 black protective case with foam. Say goodbye to worries about equipment safety – this rugged case ensures your gear stays protected, wherever your adventures take you.

Don’t miss out on this limited-time opportunity to amplify your RF capabilities with Telewave’s groundbreaking technology. Elevate your game and unlock new possibilities in modulation with the Telewave.io Model 44DL digital wattmeter.

Ready to make the leap? Contact us now to get started and seize this exceptional offer.