August 15, 2018, 06:24 AM
https://www.aotg.com/shanghai-media-tech-outfits-ob-efp-with-calrec/
HEBDEN
BRIDGE, UK, AUGUST 15, 2018 — Calrec’s Artemis
consoles are getting a workout in live sports this year in the wake of a deal
with the China-based Shanghai Media Tech (SMT). SMT recently outfitted its HD9
OB van and Electronic Field Production (EFP) system with an Artemis Shine and
Artemis Light audio console, respectively. Both the van and EFP system will be
used for the 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia and the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in
Beijing, China.
YuanYue, Supervisor of
the Technical Department at SMT commented, “We’re increasingly expanding our
capabilities for 3D/4K capture and production, visual creativity and product
development — as evidenced by our newly upgraded OB van which is one of the
first IP-based A/V broadcast systems in China. For this, we needed a console
with rich IP protocol and interface support like the Artemis Shine. And for our
EFP system, we needed a console natively designed to have a main and a sidecar
surface, and the Artemis Light was the ideal fit.â€
Prior to the purchase,
SMT already had some experience with the Artemis console. YuHai, Chief Engineer
of the Audio Department said it left a great impression with its user-friendly
interface and its iPad app, as well as with its immersive monitoring function.
Reviewing the market more closely, SMT made its decision on the Artemis when it
became aware of the console’s enormous routing and processing capabilities and
that it integrates flawlessly with other vendors’ IP products.
The installation was
handled by Calrec’s official Chinese distributor Rightway Audio Consultants for
SMT, part of the Shanghai Media Group (SMG). As a longstanding provider of
equipment and solutions to the broadcast market, the company’s core business
covers television program broadcast, pre-production, post-packaging,
transmission, station network operation and more.
“We’re so delighted
that Shanghai Media Tech is using our Artemis consoles for two very prominent
sports events. This project with them underscores the true benefits of the
Artemis product line, which includes impressive routing and processing capacity
along with a modular design that lets the I/O boxes be easily swapped out
during a production. It’s this type of versatile combination that we want to
continually offer our customers,†said Dave Letson, VP of Sales for Calrec.
Calrec Audio is exclusively dedicated to excellence in
audio mixing for on-air and live production. A broadcast specialist for more
than 50 years, Calrec has developed a range of digital consoles relied on by
the world's most successful broadcasters. Increasingly. consoles are integral
components on a facility-wide network, giving rise to adaptable workflows,
shareable resources and the ability to be easily expanded. From the very
beginning, Calrec has created innovative solutions that have allowed
broadcasters to develop their working methods and get greater value from their
equipment. For premium audio solutions, broadcasters put their trust in Calrec.
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Calrec’s Artemis consoles are getting a workout in live sports this year in the wake of a deal with the China-based Shanghai Media Tech (SMT). SMT recently outfitted its HD9 OB van and Electronic Field Production (EFP) system with an Artemis Shine and Artemis Light audio console, respectively. Both the van and EFP system will be used for the 2018 Asian Games in Indonesia and the 2022 Winter Olympic Games in Beijing, China.
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