Chris Brown
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I couldn’t stand the first couple of generations of the LMD’s either. They were just, well, gross really.
The current LMD’s are acceptable for a viewing monitor, but nothing more than that.
The Trimaster’s, to me, are an actual CRT replacement. I’ve been at a few side by side demos by Sony, comparing them with their BVM-D and BVM-A CRT’s, and I was blown away. The PVM-L’s are pretty amazing as well.
That said, I’ve been very satisfied with Flanders as well.
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Depending on the manufacturer, I’ve seen many of the cheaper LED fixtures actually output light at 80-82Hz. I’ve had to syncro-scan some cameras to compensate.
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I’ve used the Digital Rapids StreamZ encoders first hand. They are a top tier encoding product, especially in the MPEG2, MPEG4 and Flash arenas. There are in fact, CableLabs specific settings for the MPEG2 transport stream. Your best bet might be to contact Digital Rapids sales department, and see if they know of any installations in your area. Visit https://www.digital-rapids.com. You might be able to contact that owner and work out a deal to get your content encoded properly as a favor or for a small fee.
Telestream does need to be updated to give you the ability to get something to TVN without rejection. Hopefully they will get that update out soon.