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Marshall Introduces CV605-U3
USB-C PTZ Camera With IP
USB-based, zoom-certified Camera ideal for virtual learning,
streaming and conferencing...
M
arshall Electronics, a leading
manufacturer of broadcast and
proAV cameras and equipment, has
taken ease-of-use to the next level
with the unveiling of its USB-based
CV605-U3 PTZ Camera with USB-C, IP
(Ethernet) and HDMI connectivity.
The CV605-U3 PTZ Camera offers
flexible output options with USB-C and
IP for video conference, collaboration
and streaming. HDMI opens a wide
range of options with HDMI monitoring
or switching workflows, and IP
(H.265/H.264) provides an easy onecable
to camera setup and operation.
Certified by Zoom, the CV605-U3 can
operate seamlessly within a Zoom
Room infrastructure. It starts with a
wide-angle 85° AOV with ultra-low
distortion and high-quality video,
which sets the standard much higher
at this price point.
The CV605-U3 is suitable for use in
USB-C and IP networked HD workflows
where image quality is not always the
first consideration and provides ultraclear
images with accurate color. This
PTZ camera is ideal when versatility
is of the utmost concern, including
video conference, video collaboration,
live streaming, OBS Studio, Zoom and
many more. In addition, the CV605-U3
operates with exceptional low-light
sensitivity, ensuring a clear picture
in variable and challenging lighting
conditions.
The CV605-U3 5X optical zoom
USB-C, HDMI and IP camera utilizes a
high performing 2 Megapixel sensor to
capture crisp HD video. The CV605-U3
delivers up to 1920x1080p resolution
at 60fps. The wide-angle optical zoom
lens offers an impressive 85-degree
horizontal angle-of-view (wide open)
with minimal distortion and ability to
reach out to 15mm with additional 12x
videoReferee®-SR III joins the game:
Complex VAR tasks and high mobility
Slomo.tv, a leading manufacturer of slow motion
replay servers and video-refereeing solutions,
has released a uniquely powerful 12-channel VAR
system videoReferee®-SR III in a 1U chassis...
ational and international
federations and leagues have
discovered the opportunities opened
up by the use of Video Assisted
Review
N
systems.
The
referees
can
quickly and correctly resolve complex
and controversial game issues. The
chance of a refereeing error, which
can determine not only the fate of
the team, but also the outcome of the
entire competition is now reduced to
almost zero.
Because of the complexity of videorefereeing
tasks and the need for the
best possible view of the arena or
playing field, many sports (e.g. soccer,
hockey or canoe slalom) require VAR
systems to support 10 to 12 cameras.
This gives referees more opportunities
and tools for accurate and detailed
analysis of the issue.
The Covid-19 pandemic has brought
new difficulties, including those
related to logistics. When holding
international competitions in different
cities and countries, the transportation
of VAR equipment can become a
serious problem.
To meet these challenges, Slomo.tv
has expanded its series of VAR systems
with a compact and high-performance
12-channel system videoReferee®-SR
III, housed in a compact standard
Simple R chassis (1U, 5.6 kg).
The new specialized version of the
videoReferee®-SR server supports up
to 12 HD channels or 10 3G channels,
while remaining within the permitted
carry-on luggage dimensions. The
federations
and
users
now
have
digital zoom. CV605-U3 also comes
with a Privacy Mode where the camera
faces straight down when not in use
during video calls, or when users need
to break privately before rejoining a
video conference.
" Protecting intellectual properties
and proprietary information while not
in video meetings or during breaks
was the driving force behind adding
the standby mode for privacy, " says
Tod Musgrave, Director of Cameras for
Marshall Electronics. " When you add
in the crystal-clear video images and
multiple connection types, we've really
redefined the value proposition at a
$899 price point. "
The CV605 series cameras,
CV605-U3/U3W
&
CV605-BK/WH,
establish the Marshall Entry-Level
PTZ camera line with unmatched
video quality at exceptional value
propositions.
More consciously priced models are
planned through the rest of 2022.
http://www.marshall-usa.com
CV605-U3 USB-C PTZ Camera with IP
logistical freedom: the system with
a control panel can be brought to
any location in the world, e.g. on an
airplane. All that remains is to connect
standard computer monitors.
The
first customer
for
the
videoReferee®-SR III system was
the International Canoe Federation.
The system was successfully used
to provide video assistance to the
referees during the 2020 Tokyo
Olympics.
The unique videoReferee®-SR
III system has all the necessary
functions for comfortable refereeing:
a convenient and high-performance
interface for quick preparation of
video material, ability to review
of the controversial issues from
1, 2, 3, 4 cameras simultaneously,
synchronization of video streams of
non-synchronous cameras, zoom-in
capability for detailed view, marking of
important moments and synchronized
search on recorded material.
https://slomo.tv
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