Multidyne, which develops signal conversion and fibre optic-based transport systems for the broadcast, cable, satellite, production, digital cinema, surveillance, teleconferencing, and pro-AV markets, has returned as a Gold sponsor of SVG Europe.
The move comes on the back of a busy 12 months for the company, with major product launches and updates.
Highlights include the launch of the Crescendo Series, a new generation of audio and video monitoring tools that are engineered to support embedded 12G-SDI and IP audio monitoring. The first product in the series is the C16-AM-12G, its first in-house-designed audio monitor, which comes in a compact 1RU design yet integrates a dense feature set, prioritising pristine sound quality for confidence monitoring in broadcast and live production.
Multidyne has also updated its VersaBrix (VB) Series — its rugged, modular fibre-optic transport platform used by broadcasters and live production professionals around the world. Designed for field, flypack and permanent installs, the VersaBrix Series can easily manage 12G/3G/HD-SDI to HDMI 2.0, analogue/digital audio, Ethernet (1/10GbE), intercom, tally, genlock, timecode and more (all uncompressed and near-zero latency) over a single strand of fibre.
“SVG Europe remains one of the most important forums for meaningful dialogue between technology providers and the sports production community,” said Sebastian Mucha, executive VP of sales & strategy, Multidyne. “We renewed our sponsorship because it consistently brings together the people actually designing, building, and operating today’s live workflows. MultiDyne continues to focus on practical, reliable transport and gateway solutions that support hybrid SDI, IP, and remote production environments, and we’re investing further in IP-based and fibre-centric platforms to help customers scale efficiently as sports production evolves.”
