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Myriad
Advanced Live & Automated Playout
The Log provides access to your station schedule for Live and Automated shows. Think of the Log as a giant playlist that can be manually built, or automatically built using Myriad Schedule or a 3rd party scheduling system.
Once built, you can use the Log to deliver Live programs (when you are in control of the show) or fully automated playout (for when the station is unattended).
If you have adequate permissions, you can alter the Log, add content, edit the segues, and add ‘Voice Links’ to automated programming. The Log can automatically ‘backtime’ automated shows for time-critical events (such as news), dynamically build music based promos (called AutoHooks) and even automatically post updates to your Twitter* & Facebook pages.
When you are presenting live shows, the Log helps with show planning and execution by providing constantly evolving timing information as well as allowing automated sequences for those all important coffee breaks!
Blackmagic Switchers
Transmitters
HIGHLIGHTS
HIGH EFFICIENCY
Extremely low-power consumption and reduced operating costs.
SMART FUNCTIONS/SYNAPTIC FUNCTIONS
Extraordinary performance through the use of powerful operating algorithms and inter-module communications within the transmitter. These software algorithms allow the transmitter to adapt to environmental conditions allowing peak RF operation and superior audio quality.
VERY COMPACT SIZE AND CONDENSED POWER
Two rack units in height, with a weight of less than 14 kilograms (30.8 lbs), unmatched power versus volume and power versus weight ratio.
PLANAR TECHNOLOGY POWER
Exceptional stability, repeatability, reliability and ease of maintenance through the use of planar technology within the entire RF section (RF modules, combiners, splitter and low-pass filter). This allows for the minimization of internal connections soldering and manual tuning, which increases the long term operation and performance of the equipment.
CONNECTED EVERYWHERE
The remote control and management features allow users to receive data and send instructions to the transmitter via several state-of-the-art communication conduits – SMS, GPRS, TCP/IP and SNMP
Barix Exstreamer
| Network Interfaces
1 x Ethernet (RJ45) Interface
IPv4, IPv6 capable
10/100 fdx/hdx, auto negotiation
Protocols TCP/IP, UDP, RTP, SRTP SIP, SIPS, HTTP, HTTPS, DHCP, mDNS/DNS-SD (Avahi), NTP
Dante ® Support – Requires extra license
Singlewire InformaCast compatibility – requires extra license
Syn-Apps Revolution compatibility
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CPU / Memory
Barix IPAM400 Processor Module
Quad-Core ARM Cortex™ -A7
256MB DDR3 SDRAM
16MB SPI Flash
8GB SD-Card Flash
Audio Formats MP3 CBR/VBR, up to 320 kbps, 8..48 kHz sample freq.
AAC-HE (AAC, AAC plus, AAC plus V2)
PCM linear 16bit @44.1 kHz
G.711, G.722
Opus, WAV, OGG Vorbis
RS-232 Interface Serial Port
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Audio Interface
unbalanced L-R Line level output on RCA connectors
Headphone connector on the front panel
User Interface Web interface for configuration
2 x Multicolor LED Status indicators
Reset & Factory Defaults Button
Power Requirements 5VDC, 10W maximum on 5.5×2.1mm barrel connector (inner positive)
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Barix Instreamer
Electrical5V, max. 1A External power adaptor, 100-240VAC, 5W, included EthernetRJ45, 10/100Mbps auto, Link & Activity LEDs Protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, RTP, DHCP, SNMP, SIP AutoIP, SonicIP, IPZator to ease address assignment RS-232300..230‘400 Baud asynchronous, 7/8 bit DSub 9 pin male serial tunnel, control and metadata input support |
Audio InputRCA connectors, unbalanced, 2 kOhm impedance Clipping level 5.3 dBu, 4 Vpp Frequency response (-3dB) 20..20‘000 Hz * Signal to Noise Ratio 89dB, THD <0.03% Stereo crosstalk -89dB Input signal attenuable by software setting (-3..+19.5dB) Headphone Output3.5mm jack volume adjustable via browser announcement of IP address (SonicIP) general purpose audio output, depending on used codec |
Blackmagic Switchers
Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Extreme Specs
| Available M/E Layers | |
| Effect Types | |
| Graphics Memory | |
| Downstream Keys | |
| Generators | |
| Audio Mixing |
| Switching Type | |
| Processing Resolution |
| Number of Video Input Sources | |
| Video Inputs | |
| Input Video Format | |
| Audio Inputs | |
| Input Audio Format | |
| Embedded Audio Input |
| Video Output Channels | |
| Video Outputs | |
| Output Video Format | |
| Audio Outputs | |
| Embedded Audio Output | |
| Multiview Output |
| Other I/O | |
| HDCP Support | |
| IP Video | |
| Transport Protocols | |
| Simultaneous Streams | |
| Recording Modes |
Mixer
Headphones
Allocacoc Bluetooth Speakers
| Power Input | 100-250V~/50-60Hz |
| Power Output | 30W |
| Impedance | 8Ω |
| Frequency Response | 40Hz-20kHz |
| Signal-To-Noise Ratio | 90dB |
| Connection | Bluetooth 4.0 (Receiving distance – 10m) |
| Battery Cells | 18500 Li-ion battery |
| Battery Capacity | 11.1V / 1400mAh |
| Charging Time | 3 Hours |
| Play Time | Up to 12 hours |
| Splash Proof | Yes |
| Included | 1m IEC Cable, 3.5mm AUX cable |
| Available Colours | White/Orange, Black/Grey & Wood/Grey |
Studio Monitors Yamaha HX8
Electrovoice RE320
| Generating Element: | Dynamic N/Dym Magnet Structure |
| Frequency Response: | 30 Hz – 18,000 Hz (kick curve) 45 Hz – 18,000 Hz (general curve) |
| Polar Pattern: | Cardioid |
| Impedance: | 150 ohms balanced |
| Sensitivity, Open Circuit Voltage, 1 kHz: | 2.5 mV/pascal |
| Hum Pickup Level, typical (60 Hz/1 millioersted field): | -130 dBm |
ZOOM L8
Headphones
Earpad Design:
250 ohms – grey velour
Barix Instreamer
Electrical5V, max. 1A External power adaptor, 100-240VAC, 5W, included EthernetRJ45, 10/100Mbps auto, Link & Activity LEDs Protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, RTP, DHCP, SNMP, SIP AutoIP, SonicIP, IPZator to ease address assignment RS-232300..230‘400 Baud asynchronous, 7/8 bit DSub 9 pin male serial tunnel, control and metadata input support |
Audio InputRCA connectors, unbalanced, 2 kOhm impedance Clipping level 5.3 dBu, 4 Vpp Frequency response (-3dB) 20..20‘000 Hz * Signal to Noise Ratio 89dB, THD <0.03% Stereo crosstalk -89dB Input signal attenuable by software setting (-3..+19.5dB) Headphone Output3.5mm jack volume adjustable via browser announcement of IP address (SonicIP) general purpose audio output, depending on used codec |
Barix Instreamer
Electrical5V, max. 1A External power adaptor, 100-240VAC, 5W, included EthernetRJ45, 10/100Mbps auto, Link & Activity LEDs Protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, RTP, DHCP, SNMP, SIP AutoIP, SonicIP, IPZator to ease address assignment RS-232300..230‘400 Baud asynchronous, 7/8 bit DSub 9 pin male serial tunnel, control and metadata input support |
Audio InputRCA connectors, unbalanced, 2 kOhm impedance Clipping level 5.3 dBu, 4 Vpp Frequency response (-3dB) 20..20‘000 Hz * Signal to Noise Ratio 89dB, THD <0.03% Stereo crosstalk -89dB Input signal attenuable by software setting (-3..+19.5dB) Headphone Output3.5mm jack volume adjustable via browser announcement of IP address (SonicIP) general purpose audio output, depending on used codec |
Headphones
Myriad
Advanced Live & Automated Playout
The Log provides access to your station schedule for Live and Automated shows. Think of the Log as a giant playlist that can be manually built, or automatically built using Myriad Schedule or a 3rd party scheduling system.
Once built, you can use the Log to deliver Live programs (when you are in control of the show) or fully automated playout (for when the station is unattended).
If you have adequate permissions, you can alter the Log, add content, edit the segues, and add ‘Voice Links’ to automated programming. The Log can automatically ‘backtime’ automated shows for time-critical events (such as news), dynamically build music based promos (called AutoHooks) and even automatically post updates to your Twitter* & Facebook pages.
When you are presenting live shows, the Log helps with show planning and execution by providing constantly evolving timing information as well as allowing automated sequences for those all important coffee breaks!
Headphones
Earpad Design:
250 ohms – grey velour
Mixer
ZOOM L8
Blackmagic Switchers
Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Extreme Specs
| Available M/E Layers | |
| Effect Types | |
| Graphics Memory | |
| Downstream Keys | |
| Generators | |
| Audio Mixing |
| Switching Type | |
| Processing Resolution |
| Number of Video Input Sources | |
| Video Inputs | |
| Input Video Format | |
| Audio Inputs | |
| Input Audio Format | |
| Embedded Audio Input |
| Video Output Channels | |
| Video Outputs | |
| Output Video Format | |
| Audio Outputs | |
| Embedded Audio Output | |
| Multiview Output |
| Other I/O | |
| HDCP Support | |
| IP Video | |
| Transport Protocols | |
| Simultaneous Streams | |
| Recording Modes |
Electrovoice RE320
| Generating Element: | Dynamic N/Dym Magnet Structure |
| Frequency Response: | 30 Hz – 18,000 Hz (kick curve) 45 Hz – 18,000 Hz (general curve) |
| Polar Pattern: | Cardioid |
| Impedance: | 150 ohms balanced |
| Sensitivity, Open Circuit Voltage, 1 kHz: | 2.5 mV/pascal |
| Hum Pickup Level, typical (60 Hz/1 millioersted field): | -130 dBm |
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HIGHLIGHTS
HIGH EFFICIENCY
Extremely low-power consumption and reduced operating costs.
SMART FUNCTIONS/SYNAPTIC FUNCTIONS
Extraordinary performance through the use of powerful operating algorithms and inter-module communications within the transmitter. These software algorithms allow the transmitter to adapt to environmental conditions allowing peak RF operation and superior audio quality.
VERY COMPACT SIZE AND CONDENSED POWER
Two rack units in height, with a weight of less than 14 kilograms (30.8 lbs), unmatched power versus volume and power versus weight ratio.
PLANAR TECHNOLOGY POWER
Exceptional stability, repeatability, reliability and ease of maintenance through the use of planar technology within the entire RF section (RF modules, combiners, splitter and low-pass filter). This allows for the minimization of internal connections soldering and manual tuning, which increases the long term operation and performance of the equipment.
CONNECTED EVERYWHERE
The remote control and management features allow users to receive data and send instructions to the transmitter via several state-of-the-art communication conduits – SMS, GPRS, TCP/IP and SNMP
Allocacoc Bluetooth Speakers
| Power Input | 100-250V~/50-60Hz |
| Power Output | 30W |
| Impedance | 8Ω |
| Frequency Response | 40Hz-20kHz |
| Signal-To-Noise Ratio | 90dB |
| Connection | Bluetooth 4.0 (Receiving distance – 10m) |
| Battery Cells | 18500 Li-ion battery |
| Battery Capacity | 11.1V / 1400mAh |
| Charging Time | 3 Hours |
| Play Time | Up to 12 hours |
| Splash Proof | Yes |
| Included | 1m IEC Cable, 3.5mm AUX cable |
| Available Colours | White/Orange, Black/Grey & Wood/Grey |
Barix Exstreamer
| Network Interfaces
1 x Ethernet (RJ45) Interface
IPv4, IPv6 capable
10/100 fdx/hdx, auto negotiation
Protocols TCP/IP, UDP, RTP, SRTP SIP, SIPS, HTTP, HTTPS, DHCP, mDNS/DNS-SD (Avahi), NTP
Dante ® Support – Requires extra license
Singlewire InformaCast compatibility – requires extra license
Syn-Apps Revolution compatibility
|
CPU / Memory
Barix IPAM400 Processor Module
Quad-Core ARM Cortex™ -A7
256MB DDR3 SDRAM
16MB SPI Flash
8GB SD-Card Flash
Audio Formats MP3 CBR/VBR, up to 320 kbps, 8..48 kHz sample freq.
AAC-HE (AAC, AAC plus, AAC plus V2)
PCM linear 16bit @44.1 kHz
G.711, G.722
Opus, WAV, OGG Vorbis
RS-232 Interface Serial Port
|
Audio Interface
unbalanced L-R Line level output on RCA connectors
Headphone connector on the front panel
User Interface Web interface for configuration
2 x Multicolor LED Status indicators
Reset & Factory Defaults Button
Power Requirements 5VDC, 10W maximum on 5.5×2.1mm barrel connector (inner positive)
|
Barix Instreamer
Electrical5V, max. 1A External power adaptor, 100-240VAC, 5W, included EthernetRJ45, 10/100Mbps auto, Link & Activity LEDs Protocols: TCP/IP, UDP, RTP, DHCP, SNMP, SIP AutoIP, SonicIP, IPZator to ease address assignment RS-232300..230‘400 Baud asynchronous, 7/8 bit DSub 9 pin male serial tunnel, control and metadata input support |
Audio InputRCA connectors, unbalanced, 2 kOhm impedance Clipping level 5.3 dBu, 4 Vpp Frequency response (-3dB) 20..20‘000 Hz * Signal to Noise Ratio 89dB, THD <0.03% Stereo crosstalk -89dB Input signal attenuable by software setting (-3..+19.5dB) Headphone Output3.5mm jack volume adjustable via browser announcement of IP address (SonicIP) general purpose audio output, depending on used codec |
Headphones
Myriad
Advanced Live & Automated Playout
The Log provides access to your station schedule for Live and Automated shows. Think of the Log as a giant playlist that can be manually built, or automatically built using Myriad Schedule or a 3rd party scheduling system.
Once built, you can use the Log to deliver Live programs (when you are in control of the show) or fully automated playout (for when the station is unattended).
If you have adequate permissions, you can alter the Log, add content, edit the segues, and add ‘Voice Links’ to automated programming. The Log can automatically ‘backtime’ automated shows for time-critical events (such as news), dynamically build music based promos (called AutoHooks) and even automatically post updates to your Twitter* & Facebook pages.
When you are presenting live shows, the Log helps with show planning and execution by providing constantly evolving timing information as well as allowing automated sequences for those all important coffee breaks!
Headphones
Earpad Design:
250 ohms – grey velour
Mixer
ZOOM L8
Blackmagic Switchers
Blackmagic Design ATEM Mini Extreme Specs
| Available M/E Layers | |
| Effect Types | |
| Graphics Memory | |
| Downstream Keys | |
| Generators | |
| Audio Mixing |
| Switching Type | |
| Processing Resolution |
| Number of Video Input Sources | |
| Video Inputs | |
| Input Video Format | |
| Audio Inputs | |
| Input Audio Format | |
| Embedded Audio Input |
| Video Output Channels | |
| Video Outputs | |
| Output Video Format | |
| Audio Outputs | |
| Embedded Audio Output | |
| Multiview Output |
| Other I/O | |
| HDCP Support | |
| IP Video | |
| Transport Protocols | |
| Simultaneous Streams | |
| Recording Modes |
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