Truck integrators, operators turn to Leitch for HD solutions

One of the latest HD teleproduction truck with Leitch products was integrated by San Antonio-based Shook Mobile Technology
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Leitch Technology has reported a surge in installations of its multi-format solutions in mobile units worldwide.

One of the latest HD teleproduction truck with Leitch products was integrated by San Antonio-based Shook Mobile Technology. The HD mobile unit, which was unveiled at NAB2005 in April, has Leitch X75HD multiple path converter/synchronizers onboard.

Mobile TV Group, a leading operator of mobile television production trailers in Denver, CO, also has purchased 18 X75HDs to outfit its newest HD truck, the 10HDX, which will cover a variety of live events throughout southern California after its scheduled launch this summer.

Other mobile units recently turning to the Leitch for HD solutions include:

  • NEP Supershooters' all HD truck;
  • MIRA Mobile Television's recently launched 53ft HD mobile unit, M-5;

For more information, visit www.leitch.com.

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