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www.inbroadcast.com | IBC2016 InShow Guide | 9-13 September

Boxx TV Showcases
'Atom' System
Boxx TV celebrates a decade in wireless transmission and will showcase
'Atom', a new solution for Video Assist and wireless monitoring...

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elebrating ten years of providing
high-quality wireless solutions for
professional camera operators, Boxx
TV is showcasing the 'Atom' system,
the latest in its zero delay range which
provides a comprehensive wireless
video assist solution to suit budget and
performance requirements.
The Atom system is a compact and
powerful wireless solution offering
HD video with no delay over ranges
of 600m or more. Weighing in at
253g and measuring 111 x 71 x 25mm,
the transmitter provides an HD-SDI
Loop along with HDMI inputs, and can
broadcast to an unlimited number of
Atom and Atom Lite receivers.
Along with the Atom system, Boxx
TV offers a range of components to
configure a flexible and scalable video
assist solution. In particular, Boxx will
be showing a dual channel director's

monitor.
"We have come a long way since we
launched our MPEG-2 transmitters
at IBC ten years ago. Back then,
licence-exempt transmitters were
prohibitively expensive and half a
second was considered low latency
in our market," comments Boxx TV
CEO Darrell Bilton. "RF transmitters
have since become compact, easy to
use, and affordable devices that can
be used with confidence for a host of
mission critical applications where
wireless is a must. It has been my
ambition to create a product that will
allow people to adopt our technology
according to their immediate budget
and feature requirements, and then to
add components later as needs arise.
"In the Atom system, every
component will work with every other
component without pairing and with

minimal configuration, making it the
easiest and most comprehensive
solution we have developed to date".
A decade ago, Boxx TV entered the
market with its Cobalt system, and
released the Meridian seven years
ago during the SD to HD changeover.
As the first company to bring a zero
delay HD solution to market, Meridian
changed the way shows were made.
Enabling shoots in spaces where it
was not feasible or safe to run a cable,
whilst providing seamless mixing.
Boxx's long range wireless product, the
Zenith, has been used on shows such
as Top Gear Festival and Driving Wars.
Today, the Meridian comes with
features and accessories such as
camera control, iris and tally, and
remains the standard for Steadicam,
UAV, or any kind of roving cameras
used in broadcast, film and video assist

Atom
Lite receiver

setups. Meridian uses the narrowest
available bandwidth to allow as many
transmitters as possible to operate in
close proximity without compromising
signal quality.
Boxx TV is able to offer an aggressive
pricing model to its customers via
online sales channels.
Visit us in Hall 10 - stand C49.
www.boxx.tv
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