EIZO unveils next-generation ATC recording and streaming with mission-critical redundancy
ALTAMONTE SPRINGS, Fla., 18 Sept. 2014. EIZO is unveiling its Re/Vue Mini 2 single-channel, lossless video and audio recording solution with built-in mission-critical redundancy for air traffic control. The new release boasts increased internal storage capacity and dual redundant power supplies and network adaptors for long-term availability.
“With the release of the Re/Vue Mini 2, all of our core products – Re/Vue Mini 2, Re/Vue Mini Duo, and Re/Vue Lite – will have the necessary redundancy options expected by the industry,” affirms Selwyn Henriques, president of EIZO’s ATC operations in North America. “Our proven lossless compression, coupled with dual Ethernet and dual power supplies, makes our products the obvious choice for integrators seeking a reliable and robust solution to hardware-based screen capture and video recording solutions.”
The Re/Vue Mini 2 enables single-channel video and audio capture, recording and streaming of resolutions of up to 2048 x 2160 from digital (DVI-D) sources. The device adds extensive redundancy from the previous generation Re/Vue Mini to ensure continued operation through dual Ethernet outputs and two power supplies. The internal data storage has been increased to three times that of the previous Re/Vue Mini (to 1 TB), achieving an online data range of more than 90 days.
Each product in the Re/Vue Mini Series can record locally in excess of 30 days and can therefore be deployed as a standalone video and audio recording device. In addition, all Re/Vue products are designed to be operating system independent and hardware agnostic in terms of the workstations which they interface to, while providing multiple interface options for seamless integration into a broader recording solution.
EIZO’s Re/Vue Series of recording and streaming solutions now includes a lineup of solutions to suit the majority of typical requirements for mission-critical recording, live ATC operational centers, training & simulation, and R&D applications.
Courtney E. Howard | Chief Editor, Intelligent Aerospace
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