Grass Valley is being resold—from the investor pool to Belden. The broadcast/video company is now being sold for the seventh time in its 50-year history.
With the LDX Flex camera, Grass Valley has released an entry-level model intended to grow through upgrades as its owner's technical requirements increase.
Grass Valley will expand its Edius editing software with 3D editing functionality. Together with the new 3D support for peripheral devices, this is intended to enable users to realize a complete stereoscopic 3D workflow in Edius.
ComLine is now a distributor for professional broadcast and video-equipment specialist Grass Valley. The manufacturer offers various video disk-server systems as well as all key products in a system environment, such as cameras, signal processing and signal distribution for professionals.
Under the motto “Professional editing at a glance — just solid state!”, Panasonic PBITS Europe is bundling Grass Valley EDIUS Neo 2 editing software free with its AG-HMC71EU and AG-HMC151EU AVCCAM tapeless camcorders.
Broadcast specialist Grass Valley announces a whole range of new products. The focus is on products intended to facilitate the gradual transition to HD
The SD/HD camcorder and field recorder are intended to mark a move away from proprietary standards. Both use standard flash storage and Rev Pro removable hard disks
On June 8, Grass Valley provided insight into the complete digital intermediate workflow at a workshop at VCC Perfect Pictures in Hamburg. Spirit 4K, the new Spirit 2K film scanner, LUTher and Bones were presented as components of the workflow.
Quantel launched a German-language web presence with company information, generationQ product material, customer stories, brochures, articles and white papers.
Grass Valley integrated Chyron titling and Lyric graphics into NewsEdit, bringing imported templates, title creation and playout into the editing workflow.
— Avid Technology, Inc. (NASDAQ: AVID) today announced that it acquired the remaining 50 percent ownership stake in iNews, LLC. Avid and the Grass Valley Group each had held a 50% stake in iNews.