FOX Selects Quartz for HD Master Control

FOX Broadcasting has bought master control equipment from Quartz for high-def operations in its Network Operations Center in Los Angeles. The equipment includes QMC-HD master control switchers, the new Xenon router for upstream source selection and switching of regional feeds, and the SC1000 System Controller providin

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: Apr 29, 2004
Updated on: Feb 23, 2018

FOX Broadcasting has bought master control equipment from Quartz for high-def operations in its Network Operations Center in Los Angeles.

The equipment includes QMC-HD master control switchers, the new Xenon router for upstream source selection and switching of regional feeds, and the SC1000 System Controller providing integrated control and interfacing with other systems at FOX.

The QMCs will be driven by automation systems with manual control by QMC FS control panels and a number of Quartz CP1000s. Installation is scheduled for this summer, with the full rollout of services in the fall.

The equipment chosen includes Quartz QMC-HD master control switchers.

Turner Entertainment Networks has ordered two Quartz Electronics QMC-HD Master Control switchers to control its new HD Channel, due for a Spring 2004 launch. The QMC-HD controls uncompressed HD signals and supports multiple levels of key, an internal logo store, dual voice-overs and eight channels of audio with full in

Turner Entertainment Networks has ordered two Quartz Electronics QMC-HD Master Control switchers to control its new HD Channel, due for a Spring 2004 launch. The QMC-HD controls uncompressed HD signals and supports multiple levels of key, an internal logo store, dual voiceovers and eight channels of audio with full int

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