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7.22.2015

CHAMPAIGN, Ill. — July 20, 2015 — Cobalt Digital today announced that it has signed an exclusive reseller agreement with VSolutions Pte Ltd., a Singapore dealer and systems integrator with successful implementations of end-to-end, turnkey projects for TV stations, pay-TV operators, broadcasters, telcos, and postproduction facilities in the region. VSolutions has been appointed Cobalt’s sole dealer in Singapore, and as such will represent Cobalt’s complete portfolio of products and technologies.

7.17.2015

Cobalt Digital at IBC 2015

From its full range of cards for the openGear® platform to its Blue Box Group™ line of stand-alone interface converter boxes, Cobalt Digital is known for scalable, cost-effective, real-world solutions for demanding production and broadcast environments. At IBC 2015 Cobalt Digital will showcase an assortment of these solutions and introduce two more: an RGB color-space corrector and a dual-channel frame sync card. Like all of Cobalt Digital’s products, these new cards are designed for maximum performance in minimum space.

6.16.2015

 

URBANA, Ill. — June 15, 2015 — Cobalt Digital has enlisted Wall Street Communications as its agency of record to handle worldwide content marketing for its broadcast-related signal-processing and terminal equipment. Wall Street Communications will work with Cobalt Digital to promote its products in its primary markets of broadcast and sports, while also raising awareness among organizations in government, education, corporate, and professional A/V markets.

4.10.2015

Application Summary

The Challenge: Panavision needed to upgrade its video-processing system to handle today’s advanced digital production workflows. The system had to be able to pass embedded data and audio and process elements such as metadata and 3G video signals. It needed an expandable multiviewer to replace a quad-split setup. It all had to fit into the space constraints of a multicam sitcom production. And it had to be flexible enough to expand upon it well into the future.

4.7.2015

 

URBANA, Ill. — April 7, 2015 — Cobalt Digital today announced that global audio and video equipment rental company Video Equipment Rentals (VER) has incorporated Cobalt converters and distribution amplifiers into a new flypack it is building for sports- and entertainment-related projects. The flypack is first destined for use in June by a U.S. broadcaster during the world’s largest women’s soccer event in Vancouver, British Columbia.

4.6.2015

 

Cobalt Digital announces over 25 new products highlighting high-density, multi-function processing in both the openGear®-compatible 2-RU high-capacity Modular Terminal Gear System and the Blue Box Group™ BBG-1000 line of 1-RU rack-mountable stand-alone systems.

These new products range from basic and advanced embedder/de-embedders, fiber/coax embedders/de-embedders, to super high-density dual advanced frame syncs and intuitive ancillary data monitoring probes.

Please visit the pages below and feel free to contact Cobalt for more information or details.

3.20.2015

Mobile Satellite Connection is a satellite service provider with a fleet of satellite uplink trucks throughout the U.S. We not only provide satellite backhaul services to the major TV networks for top-tier live events such as the Super Bowl, The Masters, and the Indy 500, but we also provide uplink services for other applications such as smaller sporting events, multipath events including remote productions, and Internet streaming of live events. All told, we handle more than 1,000 live productions per year.

3.2.2015

 

At the 2015 NAB Show, Cobalt Digital will highlight 27 advancements in processing and convergence products across three of its primary product platforms — the openGear®-compatible 2-RU high-capacity Modular Terminal Gear System, the Blue Box Group™ BBG-1000 line of 1-RU rack-mountable stand-alone systems, and the original Blue Box Group series of miniature throwdown converters. In various combinations, these products formulate many solutions required by broadcasters and content producers every day.

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