Introducing Shuttle
Video Clarity announces the ClearView Shuttle Playout & Capture System
Campbell, CA., May 30, 2006 - Video Clarity, Inc., a leading provider of video analysis equipment announced that it has released a portable uncompressed video capture & playout system. The ClearView Shuttle is a reliable, format-agnostic, frame accurate video capture and playout system, which allows accurate representation of stored video content regardless of its source format.The ClearView Shuttle Capture & Playout system imports video content from file in over 40 different compressed and uncompressed formats, or from the video I/O hardware, which support HD-SDI, SDI, Component, S-Video and Composite inputs. It stores 4:2:2 uncompressed streams, and plays automated play lists at rates up to 1920x1080i at 60 Hz through the video I/O hardware or to file. Playback supports zoom, jog, shuttle, and pause for in-depth video analysis. ClearView even has a multi-clip playlist capability for use in formal subjective quality testing.
"We are very pleased to provide equipment to further video research, with a solution that benefits the entire video assessment environment," said Blake Homan, President, Video Clarity. "This augments the ClearView video Analysis system."
At less than 25lbs (11Kg), the ClearView Shuttle is fast becoming a necessity for anyone showcasing their new video algorithms and capturing new video sequences.
About Video Clarity
Video Clarity, Inc. is a leading provider of subjective and objective video quality analysis systems, which provide all the tools necessary for R&D laboratories, broadcasters, and transmission engineers to make deterministic measurements of video quality. Propelled by sophisticated technology and market expertise, Video Clarity's ClearView system is at the core of commercial and educational researchers around the world. Video Clarity, Inc was founded in 2003 and is headquartered in Campbell, CA. with distribution world wide.
For additional information, please visit the company's Web site at http://www.videoclarity.com.