Marshall Electronics will debut its newest auto-tracking camera, the CV612-TBI/TWI PTZ camera, at NAB 2024 (Booth C5912). The Marshall CV612, available in black (CV612-TBI) and white models (CV612-TWI), features the …
New JVC Controller is Great for Multi-camera Sports Applications Looking to Streamline In-game Playbacks, Slow-motion Reviews and/or Post-game Highlight Reels JVC Professional Video, a division of JVCKENWOOD USA Corporation, unveils the new …
Marshall Electronics announces the release of its VS-PTC-300 PTZ camera controller, providing the ability to manage multiple protocols, including NDI, RS232/RS422/RS485 and IP, VISCA over IP and ONVIF. The VS-PTC-300 IP …
Digital signage power draw can be a costly energy expense. The most sure-fire way to cut cost and energy consumption is by powering down at the branch circuit level with …
by Andres Caamano It’s been over two years since livestreaming worship services for numerous churches went from a luxury to an innate need. Over this time, churches have learned plenty, …
Quality matters. Often, the word “quality” evokes thoughts of high-end, splashy — and expensive AV solutions that are commonly found in mega churches, such as massive video walls or a full video production suite.
Marshall Electronics, a trusted provider of high-quality and reliable video, audio and multimedia systems for broadcast, pro A/V, pro audio, UCC and OEM applications worldwide, announces its new CV630-NDIW 30X …
Marshall Electronics will be highlighting a range of its cutting-edge, PTZ cameras, miniature and compact high definition POV cameras along with its latest monitors at NAB New York 2023 (Booth 223). Marshall offers a wide selection of camera solutions for its customers, including the new CV620-TBI/TWI auto-track and follow PTZ camera as well as its latest high bandwidth model, the CV730-BHN/WHN.
The CV620-TBI PTZ camera is designed to auto-track and follow presenters using more natural Pan/Tilt/Zoom movement methods with AI accuracy. The CV620-TBI uses new facial recognition technology and intelligently learns motion dynamics of the subject and anticipates movement. This removes much of the guess work for camera intelligence reducing late or inaccurate maneuvers that require corrective adjustment, greatly minimizing viewer fatigue and motion sickness.
Deploying new solutions is daunting, especially for houses of worship that rely on teams of volunteers to manage their production tech…
The ability to provide live, uninterrupted video feeds to parishioners around the globe is important and modern IP-based systems have made it an even more attainable solution for churches of all sizes.
