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    Leitch to unveil new HD/SD portfolio

    The introductions will include a broad line of new HD products for news editing, routing, processing and conversion, master control and branding
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    Leitch Technology will launch a broad offering of new HD products at IBC2005. The company will also show off its recent NAB product announcements that are now shipping.

    Leitch will unveil:

    • VelocityNX, a new HD/SD craft editor for NEXIO environments, based on the Velocity user interface
    • VelocityXNG, a new field editor based on the Velocity user interface
    • Platinum, a new large-format HD router

    Leitch also will introduce the NEO XHD series of modular HDTV conversion products that includes a dual-channel, HD multi-path converter; and a configurable up-, down-, and cross-converter.

    The company also will debut a new master control and branding family for SD and HD products, including:

    • iCONMASTER, a modular master control and channel release system
    • iCONLOGOMOTION, a modular branding solution with crawls, EAS, audio, and software GUI
    • iCONSTATION, an advanced graphics and channel branding creation and playout system

    See Leitch Technology at IBC2005 stand 7.621 or visit www.leitch.com.

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