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Advanced Character Generation for video Interface Cards such as BlackMagic Decklink Cards, Datavideo TC-200 and AJA Kona LHe+.
Datavideo has ingeniously leveraged the power of iPad and tablet devices to create versatile prompting units that can replace dedicated traditional teleprompters that are far more expensive. With Datavideo, the process is simple: load the free DVprompter app, insert the tablet into the rig and control the text with a controller.
The Datavideo Prompter Kit TP-300B can be used in either a theatre setting, or a video studio. Prepared scripts or cue sheets can be easily copied and pasted into the DV prompter app software (free download available for iOS and Android devices at the Apple App Store and Google Play, respectively) and scrolled at a set automatic rate or controlled by a user with the included wired/wireless remote for a more natural result.
Prompter Kit for ENG Cameras. The Datavideo Prompter Kit TP-650 can be used in either a theatre setting, or a video studio.
The PTC-150 HD PTZ video camera with a 30x optical zoom can be mounted on a wall, ceiling, floor or a tabletop and includes an IR remote control. The 1920 x 1080 resolution camera features wide dynamic range with backlight compensation. The camera’s image mirror and image rotation functions allow you to electronically orient the image to adjust for the position in which the PTZ has been located.
Transmit video source, control signal and power to 100 meters away just by using one CAT5e/6 Cable. Easy and cost effective installation.
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