Eyeheight Announces LE-3G Multi-rate Video Legalizer

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Aug 3, 2012 10:38 AM

Eyeheight has voiced the LE-3G, that will make its entrance at IBC2012. The multi-rate SD-SDI/HD-SDI video range legalizer features full encouragement for 1080p50 and 1080p60 HD prolongation and delivery formats.

Designed for use in radio studios, announce feast suites, post-production services and playout centers, the LE-3G enables video legalization parameters to be prepared automatically, ensuring full correspondence with industry-agreed regulations for announce vigilance delivery. Single-touch presets enable swift setup to EBU-R103 (Europe), 7.5 IRE pedestal (U.S.) or 0 IRE pedestal (Japan).

Detailed setup of the legalizer may be achieved around an discerning menu network familiar to all products in Eyeheight's geNETics series. Backlit LCD pushbuttons guide the user by the assorted manage modes, inclusive RGB, YUV or combination mode selection; snippet level; soothing snippet knee; luma; and chroma gain, black turn and paint rotation. Six user memories are existing to store organisation settings.

The LE-3G moreover has an out-of-gamut-indicate outlay with Eyeheight's unique visible astringency guard outlay to uncover the user where, on the picture, any improvement of the vigilance is being carried out. A timecode-referenced outlay record is generated for observation around a related PC. An industrialisation dock provides PC-based access to preset parameters stored inside of the LE-3G. Firmware and program are entirely updatable around file upload.

Up to 6 LE-3G modules may be accommodated in a 1 rack-unit Eyeheight FB-9E 19in framework together with a singular auto-switching dual-redundant power supply. Each procedure may be operated beneath local manage from an Eyeheight FP-9 broad manage row mounted in front of the chassis, or remotely.

In add-on to 1080p50 and 1080p60, the LE-3G is matching with 1080i/50/59.94 or 1080p23.976/24/25/29.97, 720p/50/59.94, and 625/50 or 525/59.94 radio standards. Processing is to full 10-bit height throughout.