The fall of 2006 has officially begun the season of digital transition for sports venues around the country. Sites are replacing their old tube TVs with HD flat-panel displays, and innovating solutions for analog and digital channel access, including:
Wachovia Center
('76ers)
- 200+ Sharp LCD Displays with CableCards
- 200+ Zenith Smart analog TVs
- Digital and analog channel distribution
- Comcast premium programming for suites
- Analog In-House channel
University of Virginia John Paul Jones Arena
- 400+ Philips Smart LCD displays
- Fiber distribution of analog TV channels and satellite data
- DirecTV premium skybox programming
AT&T Center - San Antonio Spurs
- 570+ Westinghouse Digital ProAV LCD Displays
- Analog TV channels
- HDTV in-house studio (first in the country)
Louisiana SuperDome
- 400+ LG LCD Displays
- 100 Olevia Displays with ICC2-ATSC Tuner/Controllers
- Analog and digital TV channels
While all express unique expressions in display brands and channel distribution, all have made the same choice for display networking and control - Contemporary Research Display Express software and iC-Net integration technology.
The logic is simple and straightforward - the safest way to control expensive flat-panel displays is through digital control technology. Modern display are more like computers than TVs. The best way to integrate and control display is through the existing CATV coax with iC-Net:
- Display Express Systems can control displays through the same CATV cable that carries programming. No additional wiring needed.
- Display Express Software can manage display control as well as analog, digital, and CableCard-driven premium cable programming. Many solutions, one technology.
- iC-Net Controllers can integrate different brands of RS-232, IR, and Smart TV controlled displays in the same installation. No other coax control system can do that.Many other sites have employed Display Express technology, including Jacksonville Veteran's Memorial Arena, and Delta Downs Racetrack and Casino.
And now, display networking can also serve as a signage and emergency alert system - with SignStream.
HDTV digital signage. A single server in your RF head end can broadcast in-house HDTV and analog marketing or emergency response videos, received by any HDTV-equipped display in your system.
When you're ready to make the switch to flat-panel displays, it's time to switch to the right display network. iC-Net.
Interested? Check out the iC-Net solutions, software, and components in this section.
Ask for more information and request CR Catalog CD |
