CABSAT 2020: IHSE USA Readies for Show Floor With New Products

IHSE USA is gearing up for CABSAT 2020 with a reinvigorated lineup of products:

Draco vario ultra HDMI 2.0 4K Extender
On display at CABSAT 2020 will be IHSE USA’s new Draco vario ultra HDMI 2.0 extender, giving users real-time access to HDMI computers from a remote workstation that includes monitor, keyboard, mouse, loudspeakers, and other peripheral devices. Providing connectivity over a duplex LC fiber connection, the extension integrates the Fraunhofer IIS Lici® codec to enable perfect-quality transmission in 4K resolutions up to 4096 x 2160 at a real 60 Hz refresh rate and color depth (24 bit, 4:4:4 or 30 bit, 4:2:2).

Draco vario ultra 240/60 KVM Extenders for Super Slow-Mo Replay in Esports
IHSE USA will highlight its new Draco vario ultra 240/60 KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse) extenders, which incorporate synchronized sequential frame rate conversion (SSFRC) to achieve the world’s first super slow-motion replays for esports gaming events. Designed in collaboration with EVS, the extenders enable real-time recording of 240 Hz gaming streams for later review and analysis of events. In addition to super slo-mo action replay, the new devices enable direct broadcast of esports events in 60 Hz via on-air transmission. Also, the signals are compatible with large-screen display video processors and can be switched using Draco tera KVM matrix switches. This creates an ideal arena videowall management system with the ability to provide dynamic control and raise the level of excitement during live events.

MV42 Series MultiViewer for DisplayPort 4K60
Also at CABSAT 2020, IHSE USA will promote its new MV42 four-port Multiview Display Processor — combining a high-performance 4K60 multi-image video processor with remote keyboard/mouse control. Available with a single-head 4K DisplayPort output or dual-head 4K DisplayPort outputs, the MV42 can display and control up to four computer screens at a time on a single 4Kp60 monitor. MV42 provides scalable, zero-latency interaction with the Draco compact XV or Draco enterprise XV KVM (keyboard, video, and mouse) matrix systems.