TANDBERG Television's New
Professional Receivers Smooth
the Digital Transition and
Improve Programming Distribution
Efficiency
18 March 2008
TANDBERG Television, is
launching a new professional
integrated receiver decoder (IRD)
range which will be on display
in its booth #SU4210 at the NAB
Show (Las Vegas, April 14-17,
2008). Optimized for specific
high volume video distribution
applications, the new RX8300
series will simplify content
acquisition for cable, satellite
and telco operators in the
all-digital future of TV
broadcasting.
Both the RX8310 Distribution
Receiver and the RX8320 ATSC
Broadcast Receiver include a
mixture of standard features to
meet the majority of needs in
their target applications, with
the flexibility to add advanced
features should the operator
require them. Each variant
provides an RF demodulator
combined with industry standard
ASI transport stream input, for
network delivery flexibility.
Transport stream output is
provided as a standard feature
for content turnaround into
digital cable, satellite and
telco broadcast networks. The
RX8300 range has the capability
to provide single or
multi-service descrambling, as
well as multi-format MPEG-2 and
MPEG-4 AVC 4:2:0 video decoding.
Additionally, high definition
(HD) services are down-converted
and output as standard
definition (SD) video; providing
a simple and cost-effective
route to video distribution into
analog broadcast systems or for
service monitoring.
"These new receivers deliver
the high quality and reliability
on which broadcasters and
service operators alike depend,
and have come to know and trust,
from TANDBERG Television
compression products. They build
on our field proven compression
product portfolio, and our
in-depth knowledge and
experience of the widest range
of broadcast applications, to
deliver affordable solutions for
content distribution to cable,
telco and satellite head-ends,"
said Roger Bolton, EVP of
Compression Systems at TANDBERG
Television. "The RX8300 series
enables highly efficient content
distribution systems, and a
simple transition solution, for
operators to provide ongoing
service delivery for analog
television subscribers while
supporting the increasing move
to digital HDTV content
distribution."