Apantac has extended its range of connectivity products with AoIP, HDR and KVM units.
The new DA-HDTV-Dante-Tx-UHD is a compact HDMI to Dante convertor, which can take in Dolby Atmos, DTS, AAC and other digital audio formats.
Thomas Tang, CEO, Apantac, said: “It takes the HDMI input and extracts the audio, then decodes it into 16 channels of Dante audio.” It supports PoE+ and can be rack mounted.
There is also a version for de-embedding 12G SDI into Dante, available as an openGear card (OG-DA-SDI-DE-12G-Dante) or standalone unit, with an optional fibre input.
Apantac is also showing new HDR up-, down- and cross-conversion (PQ and HLG) as an openGear card (OG-HDR-UDX). The Tahoma T# multiviewers now also support HDR (PQ and HLG). The modular multiviewers allow users to mix and match I/O ports (up to 12G, including IP, fibre, 3G, SDI, CVBS, HDMI and Display Port), with up to 64 inputs and eight outputs supported in a 4RU frame.
Also new is a range of KVM-over-IP extender/receivers that now support up to 4K 60p and are available as stand-alone units or a new openGear version.
Stand Number 10.F45
Company Apantac
You are not signed in
Only registered users can comment on this article.
Get on the Nettwark with 2wcom
With broadcast infrastructures becoming increasingly distributed, 2wcom’s nettwark aims to provide a centralised approach to manage, configure and remote-control devices.
Lynx Technik delivers triple boost for connectivity
Signal processing specialist Lynx Technik has expanded its Series 5000 and yellobrik product lines with a trio of new products at IBC2025.
ST 2110 to receive Emmy
The SMPTE 2110 suite of standards might be woven into the fabric of every hall at IBC2025, but outside of the RAI it has also been recognised with an Emmy Award. This October, the award for Outstanding Achievement in Engineering, Science & Technology will be presented to SMPTE, the European Broadcasting Union and Video Services Forum for their joint development of SMPTE ST 2110.
Calrec expands Argo M console family
Calrec has expanded its family of self-contained Argo M control surfaces with a brand new 48-fader console making its global debut at IBC2025.
NDI open standard turns ten with renewed ambition
NDI, the Network Device Interface, is celebrating its tenth anniversary at IBC. It first emerged as an initiative of NewTek, became part of Vizrt, and is now a stand-alone open standard.
