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Roland Announces Software and Firmware Updates for the Roland V-1SDI Live Video Switcher

Roland Announces Software and Firmware Updates for the Roland V-1SDI Live Video Switcher

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LOS ANGELES, CA,— Roland announces a free firmware and software upgrade for the popular V-1SDI 3G SDI Video Switcher. The V-1SDI Version 1.5 firmware update supports capturing a still image from the V-1SDI RCS software for Windows or Mac, plus support for 1/3 size PinP window in addition to the 1/2 and 1/4 sizes currently available. 

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LED ArcLamps Cast Auditoriums In A New Light

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MIDDLETON, WI – Auditoriums are not ordinary spaces, and they require more than just ordinary lighting. The newly re-designed ArcLamp from GDS by ETC allows venues to step boldly into an energy-saving future without compromising on aesthetics or audience experience. ArcLamp, like all ArcSystem products, provides high-quality LED lighting that is specifically engineered to fit the needs of auditoriums and performance venues.

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Purple Rain of Flares on Grammys

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LOS ANGELES – The 59th Annual Grammy Awards last month was a confluence of stunning performances, controversies, and surprises.  In collaboration with Production Designer Brian Stonestreet, Lighting Designers Bob Dickinson and Noah Mitz created a visual delight, capturing the mood of a wide range of musical genres including the stunning tribute to Prince. Every year since its introduction in 2013, the super-bright Solaris Flare has played a key role on the Grammys.  With an average of 20 acts per show, that’s 100 performances, each with its own distinct look, proving that the Flare’s versatility is second to none.

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New Stingray Profile Outshines Its Rivals

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FARMINGDALE, NEW YORK — The new Stingray Profile LED spot fixture from elektraLite delivers clean, warm white light with a truly incomparable level of intensity for its range. At the heart of the fixture is a newly designed, highly efficient, 300-watt COB LED producing an incredible output of 9,655 lumens, making the Stingray Profile the brightest fixture in its class. With its balanced 3,200K color temperature and CRI of 95, the ellipsoidal spot is a powerful performer as a stage light for a myriad of live environments.

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Osprey Video Adds New Talon Hardware Encoders for Affordable, Broadcast-Quality Video

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DALLAS — In a move to expand its Talon line of stand-alone hardware encoders — launched at last year’s NAB Show with the award-winning Talon G1 three-channel streaming contribution encoder — Osprey Video today announced three new Talon models. The devices, two encoders and one decoder, combine ease of use with broadcast-quality video delivery in a small form factor, and at a price that is unprecedented for this level of quality.

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It’s a Party! Grand Opening of ADJ Group Facility in Mexico

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MEXICO – On March 15th, the ADJ Group celebrated the grand opening of its new distribution center facility in Mexico with a party that included inspiring light shows, great food, even better company and a 12-piece Mariachi band! The new facility, which serves all ADJ Group brands (ADJ, Elation Professional, Acclaim Lighting, Global Truss America/Duratruss and American Audio), opened late last year in response to a high demand for ADJ brands in Mexico.

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ETC Acquires High End Systems

ETC Acquires High End Systems

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MIDDLETOWN, WI — Electronic Theatre Controls (ETC) announced March 31 that it is buying High End Systems, the Austin, TX based lighting manufacturer that was acquired by Netherlands-based Barco in 2008. ETC will operate High End as a separate company located in its current Austin, TX location. High End customers will continue to contact the Austin office for sales and service, and sales distribution channels worldwide remain the same for the foreseeable future.

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d3 Launch New Look and Product Range at Prolight + Sound 2017

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LONDON – The d3 team, who will be in Hall 4.0, Stand C21, will be showcasing their current pro range as well as launching the new gx range, specifically geared towards the generative content wave. They will also be revealing a sneak peek of their new company rebrand. The international trade fair for entertainment, integrated systems and creation, is one of the biggest in the industry calendar. Last year, 940 exhibitors attracted over 43,000 visitors.

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Dream Big – Prolyte Group Launches the BGR70 truss

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FRANKFURT – Prolyte Group continues to innovate and will launch a new truss type at the P+S exhibition in Frankfurt. The BGR70 truss is in essence a low volume truss with extreme load bearing capacity. The truss can handle large spans as well as extreme loads. A pre-camber system, to guarantee zero deflection, is one of the great features this truss offers. Unlimited Productions, has been instrumental in the development and first deployment of the system. The BGR70 truss is available for the market as of now.

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Robe Catches the Ultra Miami Vibe

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MIAMI — The 2017 Ultra Miami dance music festival drew top DJs from around the world, who, in turn, drew close to 150,000 EDM fans to Miami’s Bayfront Park for a long weekend of shows staged March 24-26. Robe moving lights were specified for four of the main performance areas, including the Carl Cox & Friends Arena, the Main Stage, the Live Stage and Arcadia, featuring a giant spider sculpture assembled from recycled industrial waste.

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