Studer Adds 3Gbit Capability To SDI Interface
Studer has now added the high-bandwidth version of SDI, 3G-SDI, to its optional D21m I/O module with the release of the 3G SDI card.
The new option can handle up to 16 audio channels in an SDI stream, acting as an eight- or 16-channel embedder, an eight- or 16-channel de-embedder, or any combination thereof.
The new card will interface with all SDI standards from SD, HD to 3G, with on-board sample-rate converters providing a method for the audio streams to be processed independently of the SDI video sync. The card directly injects the de-embedded audio into the console bus structure, removing the D/A converter- or AES3 Interface stage which would be required with standalone SDI equipment.
SDI-through and HF relay bypass SDI outputs are provided.
More information at www.studer.ch.
The new card will interface with all SDI standards from SD, HD to 3G, with on-board sample-rate converters providing a method for the audio streams to be processed independently of the SDI video sync. The card directly injects the de-embedded audio into the console bus structure, removing the D/A converter- or AES3 Interface stage which would be required with standalone SDI equipment.
SDI-through and HF relay bypass SDI outputs are provided.
More information at www.studer.ch.

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