Mobile TV Groups Runs with the PESA Cheetah

Mobile Television Group is equipping its newest mobile truck, "10HDX" with PESA's 64 x 64 Cheetah HD router and a 128 x 128 Cheetah analog router. MTG plans to use the 53-foot "10HDX"--which features 14 cameras, several decks and replay/edit systems--for HD coverage of sporting events in southern California. Other

Author:: TVTechnology
Publish date:: May 19, 2005

Mobile Television Group is equipping its newest mobile truck, "10HDX" with PESA's 64 x 64 Cheetah HD router and a 128 x 128 Cheetah analog router.

MTG plans to use the 53-foot "10HDX"--which features 14 cameras, several decks and replay/edit systems--for HD coverage of sporting events in southern California. Other mobile units, "5HDX" and "6HDX" have also been upgraded with Cheetah systems and with its recent addition MTG now has six HD units on the road.

The Cheetah is PESA's flagship digital routing switcher that handles SDI, HDTV and non-standard digital signals in the same frame and can handle bit rates from 3 Mbps up to 1.5 Gbps.

PESA has supplied its Cheetah routing switcher to All Mobile Video (AMV) in New York for its "Crossroads" mobile production truck. The AMV truck holds a Cheetah 128 x 128 SD with new PESA DAC cards on all available outputs. These cards "piggyback" onto existing cards within the frame, allowing the AMV to continue usin

PESA has installed its Cheetah digital routing switcher system in the newest Game Creek HD mobile production truck, "Freedom." The 53-foot expando is modeled after two Game Creek trucks that were launched in 2004 and have the Cheetah systems installed in them with 128x128 frames, populated with HD cards and featur

Mobile Television Group’s new HD production truck has been outfitted with two Pesa routing switchers

"10HDX" will be actively involved in supporting HD coverage of sporting events throughout southern California.

PESA, part of the QuStream group of companies and a leading provider of analog and digital video and audio equipment for broadcast applications, will set a new routing system benchmark at NAB2006 with the introduction of the first 1024 x 1024 router in two equipment racks. Ideal for facilities such as cable head ends,

Mobile TV Group has upgraded two of its mobile production trucks--each of which covers different NBA basketball teams--with PESA Switching System's 64x64 CheetahT HD routers as part of an overall HD upgrade. (The Cheetahs replace PESA's 64x64 JaguarT SD routers.) By the way, a scorecard of name changes might be hel

All Mobile Video has selected PESA routers for its 53-foot expando HD unit. The PESA router will be used during HD production of live sports and entertainment events. The expando will house two 256 x 256 Cheetah HD digital routing switchers, a TDM3000 largescale audio routing switcher configured for 256 x 192 aud

PESA Switching Systems has shipped a new "Cheetah" 512 x 512 SD/HD routing switcher to WLS in Chicago, Ill. The Cheetah is a multirate matrix switcher that can handle digital signals from 3 Mbps to 1.5 Gbps, and has a 512 x 512 capacity in 41 RUs. The Cheetah 512 frame, currently populated to 256 x 256, will interface