Kramer Electronics is pleased to introduce the 6808HDxl AES audio de-embedder for SD, HD and 3G SDI signals. The unit is ideal for both broadcast and production studio use and for digital/analog AV authoring.

The 6808HDxl has one SDI input and output on BNC connectors to accept an SD, HD or 3G-SDI signal. Its input automatically detects the incoming signal format. Supported formats include SMPTE standards 259M, 344M, 344M and 424M. The 6808HDxl de-embeds two channels of AES audio from one of four selectable audio groups. These audio channels are then output via the two AES/EBU audio BNC output connectors.

The group select DIP-switches make it simple to select the audio group to de-embed, while Kramer’s Equalization & re-Klocking™ Technology rebuilds the digital signal enabling long distance signal transmission. The unit features a maximum data rate of 3Gpbs.

The 6808HDxl is powered by an included 5V more

Miramar, Florida—March 2011—SIM2 makes the first stop in its multi-city tour celebrating the company’s 15th Anniversary highlighted by recent key product introductions. The three-chip DLP®-based LUMIS 3D SOLO Line and the single-chip DLP-based CRYSTAL Line will make their world debut at the 2011 EHX show, the CE Pro Event, March 17-19 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, FL.

Alberto Fabiano, Executive VP of SIM2 USA, who will be there to introduce these products for their premiere appearance, says, “These revolutionary projectors have been very well received by dealers and at EHX we will provide attendees with an incredible presentation of both models. We put money back into our dealers’ wallets by not only promising, but also delivering advanced technologies and innovation. These products are ready for prime time now—we look forward to receiving a positive reaction from dealers and press alike at EHX.�

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Solidyne will incorporate Audinate’s Dante technology in future products.

Portland, OR.-March 17, 2011-Solidyne S.R.L., the world’s oldest manufacturer of broadcasting consoles and the first company to create a PC based digital audio system for radio station automation will incorporate Audinate’s Danteâ„¢ digital media technology into its new 2600 line of digital consoles.

In 1995 Solidyne introduced Audicom 5, an Artificial Intelligence (AI) software application for radio station automation. Solidyne was awarded the First National Prize for Technological Innovation in Argentina for this invention. Today this technology is used in radio stations in more than 120 countries. Audicom 8 is still the only AI software in the market.

Solidyne is planning to introduce a new line of fully modular 2600 consoles in 2011. This console line will provide a low cost analog audio console with excellent audio quality as an entry point. By adding new modules, more