Digitalvideo Computing to spotlight video workstation

    The ScreenDisk CV830, with 64-bit dual Opteron and ClearView software, allows multiple video sequences to be viewed on the same video display
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    Digitalvideo Computing (DVC) will highlight the ScreenDisk CV830, a video workstation for video analysis applications and uncompressed 4k, 2k and HD playback at IBC2005.

    The ScreenDisk CV830, with 64-bit dual Opteron and ClearView software, allows multiple video sequences to be viewed on the same video display. Available viewing modes include pan, zoom, jog/shuttle video sequences side-by-side, mirror and A-B.

    The workstation can load all industry file formats and outputs DVI, VGA, dual-link HD-SDI and analog component video.

    See Digitalvideo Computing at IBC2005 stand 6.104 or visit www.digitalvideo.de.

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