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InNews
VDMS Buys
MX1 UK

GBR: Visual Data Media Services
(VDMS) has acquired content
preparation services provider MX1
UK for an undisclosed sum.
It is understood that VDMS plans to
make a substantial investment in
4K, HDR and IMF mastering at the
company's site in London.
MX1 UK's client base, which
includes major studios, TV and
film distributors, broadcasters and
streaming platforms, complements
Visual Data's existing client base in
Europe and North America.
All existing MX1 UK contracts
with current customers remain
unaffected.

Telestream Updates
PRISM Software
USA: Telestream has announced
software update version 1.10 for its
PRISM series of hybrid SDI and IP
waveform monitors.
The update supports more
advanced tools for HDR and WCG
productions in 4K and HD.
The software upgrade is available
now for any model of PRISM with
the production license to enable
the features that support HDR and
WCG. The toolset includes solutions
for HLG, PQ, and Dolby Vision
events and projects.

Matrox QuadHead2Go
Multi-Monitor Solution
CAN: Matrox Graphics is shipping
the Matrox QuadHead2Go multimonitor controllers.
Available in appliance and PCI
Express card form factors,
QuadHead2Go units are capable
of driving four displays from
one signal offering an easy and
convenient path to next-generation
video walls.
The controllers feature a modular
architecture
that
provides
complete video wall scalability and
flexibility by powering video walls
of any type and size.
Matrox PowerWall software is
included to configure large-scale
and artistic video walls.

Atomos Acquires
Timecode Systems

T

imecode Systems has been
acquired by Atomos Systems.
The aim is to build tightly integrated
multicamera workflow solutions that
will unify all the recording devices on
set, for a more cohesive workflow.
Jeromy Young, CEO and founder
of Atomos said: "Right now, this
disconnect between recording devices
is holding back multicamera content
creation. To truly shoot collaboratively,
everything needs to work in perfect,
frame-accurate sync - there has to
be a robust wireless connection. The
Timecode Systems RF protocol is this
bulletproof link. Working together, we
now have the glue to create a truly
connected multicamera solution."
Timecode Systems is an awardwinning leader in developing wireless
sync technology.

AtomX Sync for Ninja V
will integrate Timecode
Systems Technology

Paul Scurrell, CEO and co-founder
of Timecode Systems said: "The drive,
energy, and desire to push boundaries
is what excites me most about entering
this new era with Atomos."
The Timecode Systems wireless sync
standard will not only feature across
the next generations of the entire

Atomos product range but will also be
packaged as a free SDK for third-party
manufacturers.
The AtomX Sync module for the Ninja
V and the Neon series of monitors
will be the first Atomos products to
feature integrated Timecode Systems
technology.

Video Signal Joins Ikegami's Broadcast
Channel Partner Team
I
kegami has added Video Signal s.r.l.
to its team of broadcast channel
partners.
Operating from headquarters in
Milan and offices in Rome, Video
Signal will handle the entire Ikegami
broadcast product range including
studio, EFP and POV cameras,
viewfinders, interfaces, control units
and picture monitors.
"Ikegami has a long history of
excellence and innovation from SD
and HD right through to 4K-UHD and
8K," said Video Signal's Founder &
CEO Alessandro Trezzi. "The Ikegami
product range complements our
product portfolio very effectively,

enabling us to offer
optimal equipment and
systems for practically
every element of the
broadcast
production,
content management and
distribution chain."
Michael
Lätzsch,
Broadcast & Professional
l-r: Video Signal Founder & CEO Alessandro Trezzi
with Rome Office Director Vincenzo Bartiromo
Video Division Manager
at Ikegami Electronics (Europe) said: effective service with full support from
"Video Signal has achieved a very good our head office in Germany."
reputation both for its experience and
Established in 1994 by Trezzi, Video
meticulous attention to detail. We Signal (www.videosignal.it) is a leading
anticipate its main focus will be on the provider of video and audio production
Italian TV production and broadcasting equipment, system design and
sector where it can offer fast and integration skills.
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