Gearhouse Broadcast will be exhibiting at IBC 2014, taking place at the RAI in
Amsterdam from 12 to 16 September. Gearhouse Broadcast, specialists in the
field of broadcast services and broadcast equipment rental, equipment sales,
project solutions and systems integration, will be on show in Hall 10, at stand
B39.
The company will be showing an upgraded model of its live production OBLite HD
trailer. Capable of housing a seven-to-eight-person production and operation
crew, OBLite features eight of the latest Hitachi Z-HD6000 camera channels. The
main operational upgrade sees the trailer’s production workflow redesigned
using Ross Video’s new innovative openTruck blueprint. Ross Video’s Carbonite
vision mixer, NK Series routing system and glue have been implemented from its
openGear platform, as well as the LAWO V_pro8 1U video processor.
Structural updates to OBLite include an all new chassis, built-in retractable door
steps, a load-bearing roof with operator safety harness and anti-slip surface,
waterproof mouse holes for cable runs, stabilisation jacks and flush door locking
mechanisms. All external units have been encased and a new internal cooling
system has been installed, while the illuminated tail board has been redesigned
with separated power units. OBLite now includes an LED lighting array as well
as ECE 104 compliant reflective tape and On Air lights. Changes to the interior
lay-out allow for two 6-channel HD EVS XT server positions.
For more information visit the Gearhouse Broadcast
website.
