R&S VENICE: Studio aquisition in high quality UHD and HDR

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The new R&S®VENICE platform can be flexibly adapted to your requirements thanks to its software architecture and scalability. For studio and live applications the best application scenario is always just a software license away. The foundation is our new R&S®VENICE microservice core paired with commercial off-the-shelf hardware and a video I/O board designed by Rohde & Schwarz. This allows R&S®VENICE to connect to traditional SDI infrastructures as well as IP infrastructure. You control the pace of the transition to future architectures.
 
R&S®VENICE – built for today, ready for tomorrow.
 

FEATURES AND BENEFITS

 
On-air reliability
The entire system has no single point of failure due to the redundancy of every system-relevant component.
 
Hybrid SDI/IP functionality
Thanks to its unique board design, R&S®VENICE can switch from SDI to IP (ST 2110) by simply exchanging
the SFP+ modules.
Scalability
R&S®VENICE can be scaled to meet your requirements, no matter how many channels and how much storage capacity or bandwidth you need.
 
UHD and HDR-ready
R&S®VENICE supports UHD material up to p60. In addition to standard color space Rec 709, R&S®VENICE supports Rec2020 allowing for high quality productions in HDR.
 
High channel density
With up to two UHD p60 channels or up to eight HD p60 channels in just 2HU R&S®VENICE is a fully packed powerhouse.
 
Comprehensive software-based codec support
R&S®VENICE minimizes the need for transcoding by supporting a variety of software-based codecs that can be
expanded via future software updates.
 
Interoperability
Being highly interoperable due to support for various communication protocols such as VDCP, FIMS, MOS
and more, R&S®VENICE fits perfectly into today’s best-of-breed setups and enables broadcasters to integrate
R&S®VENICE into any media value chain.
 
Storage options
R&S®VENICE can be equipped with up to 24 TB internal RAID storage and natively integrates into Spectrum
Scale infrastructures.