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Sirius Integrators Provide Crown Audio’s I-Tech Amplifiers For Bruce Springsteen European Tour

Taking advantage of the power and flexibility of Crown’s I-Tech Series amplifiers, Sirius Showequipment AG of Niederdorfelden, Germany provided Audio Analysts with over 100 of Crown’s I-Tech amplifiers for use on the Bruce Springsteen tour throughout Europe. The European leg of the 23-stop tour began with three shows in Dublin, Ireland on May 22nd, 23rd and 24th followed by four shows throughout the U.K.
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Sirius Integrators Provide Crown Audio’s I-Tech Amplifiers For Bruce Springsteen European Tour

Camera Corps Q-Balls track celebrities in the Australian jungle

Camera Corps Q-Ball robotic camera heads are keeping watchful eyes on the latest series of 'I'm a Celebrity...Get Me Out of Here' from Springbrook National Park on Australia's tropical Gold Coast. A total of six Q-Balls were chosen by international broadcast services company Gearhouse Broadcast as part of an 80-camera flyaway production system for the programme's ninth series. Produced by ITV Studios, the programmes are being transmitted in Britain by Granada Television (weekdays) and LWT (weekends) and on TV3 in Ireland. Over 40 hours of live programming are being sourced from 24/7 content captured over several weeks of production.
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Camera Corps Q-Balls track celebrities in the Australian jungle

One great „Lightsphere“ and 30 impressions for a-ha

More than 25 years after their stunning debut, scandinavian pop trio a-ha is on the road on their ultimate farewell – their “Foot of the Mountain” Tour. German lighting designer JoJo Tillmann is responsible for staging the light show and delivers spectacular visual effects, using a unique design of impression.
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One great „Lightsphere“ and 30 impressions for a-ha

Case professionally solved: “Die Drei???” (The Three Investigators) are touring with a full grandMA2 system

The production “Die Drei ??? und der seltsame Wecker” (The Tree Investigators and the strange alarm clock) the successful audio drama series has toured Germany for the second time. In addition to Oliver Rohrbeck as Jupiter Jones, Jens Wawrczeck as Pete Crenshaw and Andreas Fröhlich as Bob Andrews, all of whom have already become icons to fans of the series, Peter Klinkenberg was the foley artist and Helmut Kraus the narrator.
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Case professionally solved: “Die Drei???” (The Three Investigators) are touring with a full grandMA2 system
Pandemonium for Pet Shop Boys with enhanced Electro-Voice X-Line Array System
PRG takes the field at Super Bowl Halftime in Miami

Miss World 2009 meets grandMA and MA VPU

Miss World 2009 saw another spectacular lighting design by Tim Dunn, who used a grandMA full-size console to control nearly 300 intelligent light fixtures, plus LED and generic lighting, altogether totalling 12,600 DMX channels across 24 active universes. He also triggered video content stored on an MA VPU (Video Processing Unit) from the desk, which fed an upstage LED screen, 12 x digital moving lights and 114 LED lights embedded in the set.
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Miss World 2009 meets grandMA and MA VPU

grandMA2 accompanies Will Young’s “Greatest Hits” Tour

Glen Johnson of i-Lite Ltd, Set and Lighting Designer for the current Will Young's “Greatest Hits” UK and Irish tour, is using 2 x grandMA2 light consoles to run the show's lighting. The two are networked together, with the first used as the main console, and the second running in full tracking backup.
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grandMA2 accompanies Will Young’s “Greatest Hits” Tour

Digital Vision goes Gaga over TELEPHONE Grade

The final grade for Lady Gaga’s controversial new pop video for her latest track Telephone was completed using Digital Vision’s Nucoda Film Master. The Chimney Pot post house in Sweden handled the visual effects, beauty work and sound de­sign. This is not the first time that the facility has created Gaga-wonders; last year it won an MTV Music Video Award for best visual effects for Lady Gaga’s Paparazzi video.
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Digital Vision goes Gaga over TELEPHONE Grade
Shotoku Announces Installation of 3-Channel Robotic Camera Control System

Strictly grandMA2 for Come Dancing Live

An MA Lighting grandMA2 light console and three MA NPUs (Network Processing Units) are being used to control 18 universes of DMX running all the lighting and a Catalyst media server for the 2010 "Strictly Come Dancing Live" UK arena tour. The tour's lighting has been designed by Mark Kenyon, who also lights the high profile BBC TV series which has constantly topped the ratings and is one of the most popular programmes in recent history.
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Strictly grandMA2 for Come Dancing Live
Middle East got all that jazz: grandMA went with Skywards Dubai International Jazz Festival

Broadband is the future, and the future is at the NAB Show™

The NAB Show offers an unparalleled line-up of sessions, exhibits and on-floor attractions to provide you with an in-depth look at the innovative trends in broadband-enabled distribution, content production, consumption and monetization of entertainment across all platforms, devices and applications.
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Broadband is the future, and the future is at the NAB Show™

Softel's MediaSphere Platform Drives Launch of Showtime National ETV Services

Softel today announced that Showtime Networks Inc. is using the industry-leading Softel MediaSphere interactive television (iTV) playout platform to become the first television network in the United States to offer an ETV (EBIF) experience in HD with the integration and commissioning of MediaSphere TX at its network operation center. On Feb. 26, Showtime Networks first delivered an interactive EBIF application to Verizon FiOS subscribers on its flagship SHOWTIME HD channel. The application enhanced its live coverage of the Strikeforce Challengers Mixed Martial Arts fight card with rich, engaging content.

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Softel's MediaSphere Platform Drives Launch of Showtime National ETV Services

The Robbie Williams Secret Gig in Cologne revealed versatility of MAYAH codecs

About a dozen of private radio stations in Germany, Austria and Switzerland broadcasted the concert of Robbie Williams in Cologne live on 5th March 2010. Frankfurt-based Hit Radio FFH was in charge of the signal distribution and decided to use the fast and cost-effective solution with audio codecs over the available ISDN lines. Ten C1161 units have been supplied by MAYAH additionally to the station's own codecs for this event and were used to transmit the live audio with APT-X, MPEG-4 AAC, MPEG Layer 2 and Layer 3 (mp3) formats.
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The Robbie Williams Secret Gig in Cologne revealed versatility of MAYAH codecs

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