ASIA-PACIFIC BROADCASTING

Matrox Video Products Group recently released its Convert DVI Plus, an SD/HD SDI scan converter with high-end features, at an affordable price. The Matrox Convert DVI Plus lets broadcasters easily and economically work with computer-based content that is quickly becoming a key part of the nightly news to air. It is ideal for creating broadcast video from computer applications such as Skype, YouTube, Google Earth, video games and Web browser sessions, as well as citizen journalists' mobile phone videos.
The Convert DVI Plus is also the perfect tool to drive projectors and large displays at live events and in houses of worship.
"We stunned the market last year by offering the world's first HD-SDI scan converter with genlock at just US$995. Matrox Convert DVI was an award-winner at both the NAB Show and IBC, and an immediate hit with broadcasters and AV integrators in houses of worship," said Alberto Cieri, Matrox's senior director of sales and marketing. "For 2011 we've taken the product line a step further with Matrox Convert DVI Plus that features the most-requested enhancements including more comprehensive region-of-interest support and background colour selection capability to facilitate downstream keying applications."
The Convert DVI Plus controls are provided via an intuitive PC-based graphical user interface, which can include a live preview pane for scaling and positioning in context. By simply dragging a mouse, rather than fiddling with buttons on the unit itself, users can choose to output the entire screen or a region-of-interest of any size. Premium features such as a flicker reduction filter, customisable presets with user-assignable hot keys, password protection, SD pixel aspect ratio compensation and a standalone mode ensure optimal flexibility for many different applications.
Matrox Video products are distributed in the Asia-Pacific region by Benchmark Broadcast Systems, a Kit Digital company.

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