TV One Shows Edge At ISE 2010

TV One will be demonstrating their C2-2450A Edge Blender for the first time at ISE 2010 being held in Amsterdam in February.
Using two of these dedicated units, TV One will show the simplicity and cost-effectiveness of producing bigger and brighter displays without the use of large, expensive projectors.
Two C2-2450A edge blending units will be simultaneously fed a single DVI source and using their internal CORIO2 processing engines, the video will be prepared and output to two vertically stacked rear-projectors.
The projected image from these will be blended seamlessly together using the TV One units to create a tall and clear display from the original DVI video.
The C2-2450A has been designed specifically to facilitate the quick and easy set up of edge blend applications. It has dedicated front panel push buttons for various functions such as turning the edge blend guidelines on and off and also for switching to a full black or white output to assist with the black level adjustment and gamma correction respectively.
Pixel accurate scaling is also available to support virtually any edge blending application and because of the ability to 'feather' any or all of the edges, multiple images can be aligned horizontally, vertically or both to create unusual displays.
Further information is available at: www.tvone.eu.
(KMcA/BMcc)