IBC2009 

Harris Corporation Introduces Entry-Level Offer in Industry-Leading Series of Advanced 1RU Processors at IBC2009

Cost-Effective X50™ Synchronizer/Converter Delivers Exceptional Quality and Functionality of Award-Winning Line of Harris Processors

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, September 10, 2009 (IBC2009, Stand 7.G20) — Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS), an international communications and information technology company, has introduced the X50™ cost-effective frame synchronizer and converter — a best-in-class, single-channel platform that delivers the exceptional quality and functionality of the Harris line of 1RU processors. With the addition of the X50, the award-winning Harris series of 1RU processors — which also includes the X85™ and X75™ platforms — now offers a powerful, future-proof solution to meet the requirements from entry-level to advanced applications.  Read full press release at broadcast.harris.com.

German TV Channel ZDF Chooses Harris Corporation Broadcast Infrastructure for HD Upgrade of Mobile Production Department

Mobile Broadcast Solution Built Around Harris® 6800+™ Modular Core Processing Platform

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, September 10, 2009 (IBC2009, Stand 7.G20) — German television channel ZDF has purchased a large end-to-end broadcast infrastructure solution comprising products from Harris Corporation (NYSE:HRS), an international communications and information technology company. The equipment was selected for the HD upgrade of ZDF’s entire mobile production department, ZDF Mobile Produktions Einheit (MPE), located in Mainz, Germany.  Read full press release at broadcast.harris.com.

A Tour of the Harris Interoperability Lab (Updated May 2009)

Harris is making the commitment to validate and certify the interoperability of not only our products, but of third-party products as well. The $2.5 million Harris Interoperability Lab in Toronto, the first of its kind, houses 43 racks of equipment spanning every major Harris Broadcast product line. The Lab validates and certifies the interoperability of Harris products and technologies, resulting in significantly improved product reliability and the delivery of efficient, tailored solutions that contribute directly to our customers’ bottom line.

At over 3,000 square feet, the Interoperability Lab is a purpose built environment that features a large central equipment room, a highly configurable master control area and a large meeting room. The Lab is a showcase for all of Harris’ software and hardware products. In this video, Stan Moote, Vice President of Development and Paul Briscoe, Manager of Strategic Engineering — Infrastructure and Networking, as well as Eugene Plawutsky, Product Level Manager, Master Control & Branding tell the Lab’s story — including the very positive response from our clients who have already visited.

FAME™ Video Asset Solution for Government Applications

Specifically designed for intelligence applications by experts in the broadcasting field, the Harris Full-Motion Video Asset Management Engine (FAME™) features an open platform to integrate third-party and custom applications for use by military analysts.

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BXF And File-Based Workflows

Chris Lennon, Director, Integration & Standards, discusses BXF, file-based workflows and how the Harris ONE approach enables broadcasters to utilize systems that fit their natural workflow, rather than having to fit their workflow around those of the systems.

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Dynacast™ Hands-Free Interactive Television

Dynacast product manager Michael Davenport provides an overview of Harris’ new interactive media solution that enables new Internet revenue opportunities for broadcasters.

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Viva McDonald’s! Harris Digital Signage at the Las Vegas McDonald’s

View a quick tour of the new McDonald’s on the Las Vegas strip, complete with dynamic digital signage provided by partner Harris Corporation.

Explore our INTERACTIVE Advanced Media Workflows Diagram

Take an interactive tour through Harris’ Advanced Media Workflows diagram. This diagram represents an entire media workflow for broadcasters, cable and satellite providers, and other content delivery business models. Harris provides proven, integrated solutions for every segment of this workflow. Click here to launch the demo.

NetVX™ Video Networking

The NetVX™ Video Networking System is a modular video networking device. NetVX modules combine standards-compliant audio, video, and data networking interfaces to integrate with any video plant and expand its reach to broader, even global, data-networks.

With a totally modular architecture, NetVX can be configured to support any contribution and/or distribution application. Select either a 5RU chassis with slots for up to 17 modules (15 applications, 2 controls) or a 1RU “starter system” chassis that holds up to three modules. Then, choose the modules you need for your specific application. As your needs expand, upgrades are as simple as plugging in additional modules.

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Maxiva™ TV Transmitters

Available in both liquid-cooled and air-cooled models, Maxiva™ features Harris® PowerSmart™ technology for best-in-class efficiency and reliable operation. Both of these solid-state transmitters provide today’s multimedia broadcaster with one transmitter platform capable of multiple modulation schemes.

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