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Newly we offer products of Canadian brand MuxLab, which specializes mainly in video over IP solutions and very useful converters/scalers/splitters that facilitate the creation of A/V distribution in studios, shops, schools, sports stadiums, museums, etc., including support for modern 12G-SDI interface, optics, etc

Spol. Boris FX, like many others, is trying to mitigate the effects of the current crisis on its customers and is now offering a temporary free replacement for the floating enterprise licenses of Sapphire, Continuum, Mocha Pro and Silhouette 2020. This will make it easier for studio employees to work from home for up to 60 days while these licenses are active. For more information, including contact details for customer support handling requests , click here

Thenew version of Blackmagic Design's converter software is aimed at owners of the ATEM Talkback Converter 4K, which fixes several minor bugs and implements support for 1080p50/59.94/60, 2160p50/59.94/60 and 3G Level A modes. The ATEM Talkback Converter 4K is an eight-camera communication system with an advanced 12G-SDI interface and support for all video formats up to 2160p60 resolution! Download here.

Given the risk of spreading CORONA VIRUS, WE HAVE HAS LIMITED PERSONAL CONTACT AND Hence PERSONAL ACCEPTANCE OF GOODS IN OUR OPERATION. For the same reason, we have canceled the possibility of delivery of the goods to the COD.

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Thenew HDMI 2.0 Digital Signage Media Player from Canadian brand MuxLab is designed to play H.264/H.265 A/V media up to 4K/60 (4:4:4) resolution from local network, Internet, internal or external USB memory, and supports multi-view display and up to weekly scheduling of shows for maximum ease of operation in retail stores, shopping malls, corporate presentation and reception areas, etc. The device supports a range of audio/video/image formats and is also capable of converting 1080p60 material to 4Kp60 and displaying on multi-screen video walls