Brick House Video to spotlight Syntax up/crossconverter

The company will show production versions of Syntax, which deliver the performance advantages of motion-compensated processing without artifacts.

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Mar 6, 2008

Brick House Video will feature full-production versions of its Syntax up/cross-converter at NAB2008.

Based on advanced bandlet technology, Syntax delivers the performance advantages of motion-compensated processing without artifacts. The compact 1RU unit incorporates comprehensive audio facilities and offers up/crossconversion with SDI I/O, noise reduction and ARC facilities.

See Brick House Video in NAB booth SU10811, or visit www.brickhousevideo.com.

The converter relies on a field programmable gate array using bandlet algorithms from Let It Wave to deliver affordable, artifact-free conversion.

Brick House Video to spotlight upconverter/crossconverter at NAB promo image

The compact 1RU unit incorporates comprehensive audio facilities and offers upconversion and crossconversion

The company will also make the NAB debut of its Syntax HD up/crossconverter.

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The company now offers Let It Wave signal-conversion technology in its Syntax HD signal up/crossconverter.

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