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    NVISION releases new branding engine

    NVISION’s new HD Branding Engine offers a migration path with a plug-in or software upgrade.
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    NVISION released its new HD Branding Engine intended for broadcast stations transitioning from a simple HD “pass through” model to one that enables them to insert local HD branding, commercials and interstitials. NVISION offers a migration path with a plug-in or software upgrade.

    The new HD Branding Engine includes the following features and capabilities:

    • 16 HD-SDI inputs
    • AV A/B mixer
    • Three external keyers
    • Logo store with nonvolatile storage and its own keyer
    • Two voice-over mixers
    • Manual and automation control protocols
    • Emergency bypass relay on program output

    For more information, visit www.nvision.tv/pages/products.cgi#top.

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