Apantac Showcases Range of Multiviewers at NAB | New York

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Apantac, provider of cost-effective multiviewers, video walls, extenders, and signal processing solutions is showcasing its Mi-16 and T# Multiviewers at NAB | New York on booth 1703.

The Mi-16 range of Multiviewers offers a full feature set typically found in a $15,000 or more Multiviewer system, yet starts as low as $2,250. Mi-16 family of multiviewers are an ideal choice for facilities that require a full-featured Multiviewer solution, yet have a very limited budget. Mi-16 Multiviewers monitor 16 video inputs (3G/HD/SD-SDI) and offer one or dual SDI/HDMI outputs depending on the model.

The T# range of Multiviewers was developed by Apantac to provide true versatility and flexibility for facilities in the fact that it is truly modular, which ensures a future-proof solution for monitoring signals. The T# was first released with broadcast video inputs supporting composite to 3G-SDI. In addition to broadcast video inputs, it is now capable of accepting HDMI, compressed and non-compressed IP signals in a single frame. All input and output cards are hot swappable and interchangeable between three different frame sizes. Users can configure a Multiviewer system that suits their requirements and signal monitoring application. Apantac offers 16 pre-configured T# models, which can easily be expanded by adding additional various input or output boards.

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When fully populated (using the largest frame), the hardware accommodates eight input boards, each with up to eight inputs supported, for a total of 64 inputs, whether monitoring broadcast, HDMI or IP signals. T# accommodates up to 8 outputs per frame and supports the following output formats: HDMI and HDMI with extenders (RJ45), HDMI with HDBaseT extenders, SDI, and fiber.

Apantac will also show its openGear range of quad-splits and multiviewers, including its new HDMI input quad-split. This quad-split openGear card can be cascaded with Apantac’s existing OG-MiniQ modules to create a mix and match format multiviewer for both SDI video and HDMI/DVI computer & multimedia monitoring on a single display.

Visitors to NAB | East can see a demonstration of the Mi-16 and T# Multiviewers booth 1703.